How do you think life along the Nile River might have been different if it did not flood regularly.

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If it weren't for flooding, the soil near the river would not be as fertile as it was thanks to the Nile River flooding. Thus, people who lived near the river wouldn't be able to farm as effectively as before which would affect their economy and rate of survival quite drastically. For growth and development of a community, it is important that the soil be fertile, which usually happens when a river floods.

Eva8 [605]2 years ago

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Answers will vary. Possible answer: If the Nile River did not flood regularly, the land might have been less fertile. There might have been less farming and less food, and therefore, fewer people.

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