Please some one help me will give you 70 points Assignment: Create a magazine article about one of the Ancient River civilizations. Before you begin your assignment, take a few minutes to review Level 1 of the Expository Writing Activity.

Topic: Choose one of the following topics for your magazine article:

The Ancient River Civilization of Mesopotamia
The Ancient River Civilization of Egypt
The Ancient River Civilization of the Indus Valley

Import details from the editor:

Text: The newspaper article must include the use of S. P.R. I.T. E. This means that your article must describe the social, political, religious, intellectual, technological, and economic aspects of the Ancient River Civilization you chose to write about. You must cover all six features of S. P.R. I.T. E. in your article to get full credit.

Graphics: In your article, you must include an image for each of the six features of S. P.R. I.T. E. For example, if you are talking about a political feature in your article, you may want to include a picture of a king.

Length: The length of your article should be at least one paragraph for each feature of S. P.R. I.T. E. This means that since there are six features of S. P.R. I.T. E., your magazine article should be at least six paragraphs long.

Marketing: Don’t forget that the editor is trying to boost subscribers for the magazine. This means you must produce a professional-looking article - one that is print-ready, graphically pleasing, and that will sell off the shelves.

The Ancient River Civilization of Egypt

The Ancient River Civilization of Egypt's government would look up to a king, but they called this king a Pharaoh, The Pharaoh supposedly could talk to the gods. They had a Theocratic monarchy and whenever the Pharaoh would make laws, the laws are said to be from the gods he could communicate with. Weird, right?  

Did you ever wonder what life was like in the old days? Well most people in the Ancient River of Egypt, their lives were mostly wrapped around agriculture. The main agriculture areas were along the banks of the Nile River itself, or because it usually flooded and enriched the soil and helped bring plenty of crops and harvest AND wealth to the civilization. So basically they were dependent on a certain time of year when it rains the most to gather the soil to grow more food like vegetables. Would you live like they did? It wouldn't have been easy, That's for sure.  

The Egyptians' religion is what makes them so interesting and unique.They started of as a regular old civilization like the others, but soon enough they became one of the longest lasting civilizations on a riverside. Their religion helped create this by and unchanging element in their religion and culture! They just kept doing what they were doing from the beginning and maybe tweaked a few things! Awesome!

Ancient Egypt is well known for their writing. These writings were called hieroglyphics known as Medu-Netjer, meaning “sacred to the gods”. They wrote in symbols to communicate. They also made rolls called a papyrus. Mainly, the language was to record history like we see on the pyramids and tombs and stories about the gods were written on the papyrus. It's like talking with little drawings! Cool!

One of Egypt many inventions was black ink. You heard it right, BLACK INK. They were very talented in creating not only black but many other colored ink's and multi color dye. Thank the Egyptians for making your clothes colored!

Food in Egypt was delivered to temples and given out to the people based on what they needed. anything left was sold to the markets to be traded. mostly, they would sell:  

sandals

fans

furniture

walking sticks

headrests\

(and you could not get anything more valuable than the items above.)

Explanation:

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