The early Egyptians made their homes out of river reeds and river mud. ... Imhotep was an architect that designed the great pyramid and temple of King Zoser in the third dynasty. ... The Nile River determined the building materials of the Egyptians. ... Egyptians also developed different techniques of handling stones. ... This is how the pyramids were built and stone architecture was the new generation of adobe brick and river reed huts. ...

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The Egyptians created their own settlement in Egypt on the other side of the Nile in 3000 BCE making 3 separate kingdoms. ... In Egypt, there were no war or laws because Egyptians were very peaceful until they drove out the Hyksos in their New Kingdom. ... They had religious temples called ziggurats and pyramids where pharaohs were buried with all their life belongings for a beneficial afterlife. ... On the other hand, Egypt had social classes such as nobles, slaves, and many fewer merchants. ... Egyptian women had a higher role than women in Mesopotamia and they were equal to men. ...

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One of the world's first civilizations, the ancient Egyptians, had developed by relying on the Nile River and its fertile land. The ancient Egyptians built cities, temples, and pyramids along the river. ... There are many sources of this pollution, one of them being the city of Cairo, Egypt. ...

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One of the world's first civilizations, the ancient Egyptians, developed and prospered by relying on the Nile River and the fertile lands it established. The Egyptians built cities, temples, and pyramids along the river. ... There are many sources of this pollution, one of them being the city of Cairo, Egypt. ...

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