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The Nile River was important to Egypt and Nubia because it
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The Nile River was important to Egypt and Nubia because it

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The Nile River is important to Egypt and Nubia because it provided a way of trade and communication. Nubians used the river to grow plants and it was also important for their cattle, which was a way to mesure social status.
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Answer: Becasue it supplied water resources

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