Egypt : The People

Egypt: People have about 32.5 million people living in Egypt. Farmers known as Ferrahin account for over 60% of the population. However, less than 4% of the land in Egypt is suitable for agriculture. Before the revolutionary leaders introduced land reform in 1952, less than 2% of the landowners owned half of the arable land. Most Feller Inn are tenants or have very small farms. People with 3-5 acres of land are considered to be wealthy. Currently not everyone is allowed to possess more than 50 acres of land, the average farm in Egypt is usually much smaller.

Egypt is in the northeast corner of Africa. This is a wonderful location; the longest river in the world, the Nile River passes through the country and enters the Mediterranean. In the ancient Egyptian history, the Egyptians divided their country into two regions. The first area was called Deathmet (Red Land). This area was full of desert surrounded by Kemet (black land), these deserts prevented the invasion of ancient Egyptian troops and separated ancient Egypt from neighboring countries. Second, because the flood of the Nile is very flexible, it is called Kemet (Blackland). Since the Nile River flooded from June to September each year the Nile River reached a rich land from the Central African Republic and left it on the banks of the valley as well as the flat lowlands of the Mediterranean Sea. All of these are producing such an excellent alluvium, which makes ancient Egypt a priority in agriculture and life.

Egypt is Nile in many ways. Its abundant resources and its geographical location has prospered ancient Egypt for thousands of years. While Egypt has a handful of interruptions, relative stability, prosperity and influence, the people, the kingdom and the empire went up and down many times throughout the known world. For thousands of years. The main job of Pharaoh is to maintain the grace of Nile supernaturally when it is a reality. Since the desert is a major obstacle in the east and the west, ancient Egypt can only worry about the invasion from the south (invasion from the north - looking at the people of the sea). A powerful fortress of Elephant Island, many fortresses - Wikipedia (1)