1. Egyptians speak Arabic and some now speak English.

2. the most famous pyramid is the Khufu. It has 2,300,000

blocks and each block in the pyramid weighs 2.5 tons.

3. 90% of the Egyptians are muslin if they are not muslin they are
Probably a strong Christian.

4. Cleopatra is the most famous queen of Egypt times. Cleopatra

was born in 69 B.C. She is a very important and famous to the
history of Egypt.
Famous land marks
Pyramids and the Nile River. The Nile river is a famous river that
ancient Egyptians used to drink from clean from it was a very
important thing to the Egyptians it is also the largest river in the
world . Pyramids are famous in Egypt as well they used to make
the pyramids out of large and extremely heavy bricks that they
used to make the pyramid when there pyramid was finished the
workers would be sacrificed and sometimes dug under Neath the
pyramid.

Where is Egypt?
It lies between Africa and the Middle East.

Pyramids
Ancient Egyptians built pyramids as tombs for the Pharaohs and their queens.
The pharaohs were buried in pyramids of many different shapes and sizes
from before the beginning of the old kingdom to the end of the middle
kingdom.
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Basic History
Egyptian history begins at 3300 BC. The Egyptians grew
up along the banks of the Nile River Egypt. It grew for
over 3,000 years, longer than most other people in the
world's history. Egypt is among the most influential of
Arab states. Egypt has many tourists that come and visit
Egypt to see its amazing history.

Pharaohs
Pharaoh means "the one who lives in the palace". They
thought he was more than human and addressed him
with the names of many gods. The Pharaoh's gods were
named like "son of Re" and "giver of life like Re". The
Egyptians believed that no single name could express
the greatness of their ruler. They also believed by
serving the gods, the king helped the sun to rise every
morning and helped the Nile to flood at the end of each
summer.