Question 10 • 2025-2026_MDCPS_2109010-M/J World History Sem 1-CR
The Nile River flooded regularly and left nutrient-rich soil along its banks, making Egypt’s farmland very productive. This fertile farmland could support crops and feed the Hebrew people who migrated there. Increased rainfall was not the main advantage, since much of Egypt is dry.
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