The Nile played a significant role in supporting Egypt's predominantly agrarian economy. The river brought excellent silt and flooded the crops that were next to it.
Ancient Egypt's culture owed a lot to the Nile River and its reliable seasonal floods. The Egyptians were able to create an economy based on abundant agriculture thanks to the river's regularity and the region's fertile land.
Grain was the first crop grown in Egyptian agriculture following the flood season (also known called the Season of the Inundation). Ancient Egyptian farmers would plant vegetables after harvesting the grain. Large grain storage were built by the Egyptians to keep the grain dry and fresh.
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a or c... probably a since fishing villages aren't that important to world history... but Mesopotamia was known to be the first civilization, as well as the Indus Valley and Tigris Valley civilizations.... id go with a
The mongols underestimated the japenese military
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The Inca Empire which is also known as the Incan Empire or the Inka Empire, was the biggest realm in pre-Columbian America, and perhaps the biggest realm on the planet in the mid sixteenth century. The authoritative, political and military focal point of the realm was situated in Cusco in modern-day Peru. The Incas emerged from the highlands of Peru at some point in the mid thirteenth century.
