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    With reference to specific river basins examine the need for management in resolving issues resulting from their development (25) River basins need to be managed to resolve the two major issues which result from their development which include high flood risk and the conflict caused. The development of river basins such as the River Colorado‚ USA (an HIC) has led to unequal water distribution and many environmental problems downstream due to lack of scientific knowledge‚ which has caused conflict

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    Luxor temple The architecture of ancient Egypt‚ one of the most influential civilizations throughout history‚ which developed a vast array of diverse structures and great architectural monuments along the Nile‚ among the largest and most famous of which are the Great Pyramid of Giza ‚temples  of Luxor and the Great Sphinx of Giza. Luxor (Thebes)  is a city in Upper (southern) Egypt .  Luxor has frequently been characterized as the "world’s greatest open air museum"‚ there are six great temples

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    the west coast‚ hoped to extend its dominion across Central Africa and the Sudan. In July 1898‚ a French expedition arrived at the Sudanese outpost of Fashoda on the Nile. After British General Herbert Kitchener’s victory at Omdurman‚ he proceeded to Fashoda on orders from the British prime minister. Kitchener claimed the entire Nile valley for Great Britain‚ and‚ after several days‚ both parties withdrew peacefully. The solution to the conflicting claims was later worked out by diplomats in Britain

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    civilizations. The top of the social ladder to the bottom descended with government officials‚ merchants‚ artisans‚ farmers‚ and slaves. Because Mesopotamia did not have fertile land or many materials‚ they depended on trade. Egypt also traded on the Nile River over the Sinai Peninsula. The priest and pharaohs were respected highly because pharaohs were thought to be gods in human form‚ and priests connected the people to God. Unlike Mesopotamia‚ Egypt was a unified civilization which lead to a main authority

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    major crossroads between Europe‚ The Middle East‚ Africa and West and South Asia‚ with an area of 386‚659 square miles. The Nile River has played an important role in the life‚ civilization and history of the Egyptian nation. One of the most importat talent of the Nile River is the ability to produce extremely fertile soil‚ in addition Egypt is depenedent of the Nile River for nearly all of its water needs. The Suez Canal is 101 mile long that connects the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea a linkage

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    northeastern Africa with the development of the Maya and of Teotihuacan in Mesoamerica. In both the development of Axum and Meroë in northeastern Africa possessed the ores and fuels needed to produce iron on a large scale. They traded along the Nile River to Egypt‚ and their goods such as gold and ivory reached ports all along the Mediterranean Sea‚ Red Sea‚ Southern Africa‚ and quite possibly as far as India and China. Axum was a very powerful state. It controlled a huge number of ports‚ such as

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    animal form.‚ sometimes the two forms were combined. For example‚ the god Horus can be shown as a hawk‚ or as a man with the head of a hawk. Both Mesopotamia and Egypt were similar in their agriculture. They both had rivers such as the Nile River and the Euphrates and Tigris River provided silt to help their crops grow. They both had very fertile land‚ but neither of them received enough rain to grow the crops. During the year 3000 B.C‚ farmers came up with a way to help them with their crops; they

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    A fourth indicator is cities this proves egypt was a civilization.They built the city by the nile river for the good fertilization.Atypical city had two walls around it to keep the people safe.90% of the people who were farmers were less violent and the place was far less dangerous.One of the cities was named Giza that citie was known for the pyramids

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    Egypt Imagine living in a very unique and authentic civilization that undergoes interesting and momentous events. This civilization is Egypt. Egypt has come a long way from their origin in distinction to ancient egypt‚ to a modern day republican government‚ and a long antiquity of political and social history. Egypt’s starting point/origin‚ also known as Ancient Egypt is a very crucial part of how Egypt is today. It commenced around the neolithic stone ages‚ then gradually raised into a civilization

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    edge of the granite block that needed to be extracted.According to Redford‚60 to 70 men would pound at the stone.At the bottom they rammed wooden pegs into the slot they had cut and filled it with water”.They did this to transport the blocks down the river.”Teams of oxen or manpower were used to drag the stone on a prepared slip away”(news.psu.edu).This was another way that they transported the blocks.(news.psu.edu). All this information is how they built the pyramids and what was the fastest way to

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