Life on the Nile: Trade - Cause and Consequence
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences of trade along the Nile in ancient Egypt, helping students understand how trade influenced Egyptian society and development.
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Life on the Nile: Trade - Cause and Consequence
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Introduction to Trade on the Nile
Source A: Ancient Egyptian Trade Records
'The Nile provided a vital route for the transportation of goods such as gold, grain, stone, and papyrus. Traders traveled along the river to exchange products with neighboring regions.' Provenance: Excerpt from an ancient Egyptian trade record, circa 1500 BCE.
Causes of Increased Trade
Source B: Egyptian Trade Expansion
'As Egypt's neighbor regions grew more powerful, the demand for Egyptian goods increased, encouraging more trade along the Nile. The development of boats and better navigation methods also contributed to expanding trade routes.' Provenance: Historical analysis of Egyptian trade expansion, 200 BCE.
Consequences of Trade on Egyptian Society
Source C: Ancient Egyptian Economy
'Trade brought wealth to Egypt, which funded the building of temples and monuments. It also allowed the exchange of ideas and culture with neighboring regions.' Provenance: Modern historical summary of ancient Egyptian economy.
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