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Why was the nile river so important to farmers.

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sveta [45]3 years ago

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It had multiple uses because-

Explanation:

Egyptians grew their crops along the side of the Nile River.

The soil near the Nile was ideal to grow healthy crops.

But not much farming was used, since the feilds would flood.

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