In ancient Egypt, the annual Nile River floods most likely benefited farmers by

A. covering the land with mud, which reduced dust storms.

B. forming ponds, which trapped fish that could be easily caught.

C. depositing silt, which created rich soil for growing crops.

D. creating small streams, which allowed transportation by boat

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3 October, 21:21

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Chaya Boone · Answer 1

C: depositing silt, which created rich soul for growing crops.

Kash Andrews · Answer 2

The answer is C, the soil became rich for growing crops.