What was the most important advantage the Nile River valley offered to early hunter-gatherers?

It provided stone for building pyramids.

The land was fertile and good for growing crops.

It had strong winds for sailing ships.

The mountains nearby offered protection.

How did life change for people who moved to the Nile River valley around 5000 BCE?

They continued to move from place to place.

They began building permanent villages.

They stopped hunting animals for food.

They moved into the harsh desert areas.

The constant need to search for food and water.

Frequent wars with powerful kingdoms.

A lack of materials to build boats.

Floods that destroyed their homes every year.

It washed precious metals onto the shore for trade.

It powered machines for grinding wheat.

It attracted animals to hunt and was full of fish.

It grew unique fruits that could be gathered.

A settled life in one location.

A life of isolation in the desert.

A life focused only on hunting.