I'm going to tell a story, this happened when I first time traveled to Egypt, and my goal was to learn more about the geography of Ancient Egypt. I decided to go to the Nile River, where the farmers were working to ask the questions. I came up to one of the farmers, and in their language asked, "How does geography impact all of you?" The farmer stood thinking for a few seconds, then answered, "Geography impacts us in many ways, one of the most important though, is the Nile River. It provides water for all of us, and creates healthy rich planting soil for us to plant crops and create surplusses. When the Nile floods, it makes our crops healthier and our soil richer. The Nile also helps us with protection, enemys cant get past the Nile, so were safe. Also limestone walls surround where we live, making it even harder for enemys to attck us. One more thing, we have natural caverns that provide salt, copper and many more materials that help us make jewerly, pottery, weapons and more."

"Thank you!" I say. I wrote down this information on how geography impacted Ancient Egyptians, and moved on to a different farmer." Hello, can you please answer this question for me?" I ask. He nods and I continue. " How does your geography help agricultre development?"

"Well," He says. "The Nile River provides the water we use to keep our crops vegetated, and sometimes it floods over our feilds, creating a natural and more helpful way to keep and make our crops healthy."

"Thank you!" I say, and soon find another farmer to ask my next question. "Hello, can you please tell me how the Nile River is important to you and everyone?"

"Yes, the Nile River is important to us because it is what provides water for our crops and vegetations to make them rich and healthy, and oh. Dont even get me started on how floods help us! It makes our crops grow faster, and it makes them healthier. It also provides water so no one dies of sunstroke or dehydration. And away from food and water, it provides protection from our enemys because its hard for them to get over the Nile River."

"Thank you!" I say, look at my notes and realized I had two more questions to ask, which meant two more farmers. I soon found one working on planting crops and I asked him, "Excuse me, nut can you answer this question for me?" After I got his approval I asked." How are all of you protected by your physical environment?"

"Well," He replied."We have limestone walls protecting the area where we live, so it's hard for dangerous animals or attackers to harm us, and the Nile River provides protection because its hard for dangerous animals or attckers to go over it."

"Thank you!" I say. I went to the same farmer that I asked for my second question, and asked," How does the Nile flooding affect everyone?"

" When the Nile floods it mousterizes our crops better then we can do ourselves, which promotes growing and helps us get food faster. But the most important thing floods do is provide rich black soil for farming and planting. Sometimes though, it brings anguish, and can wash villages away! That's what we sang about in Hymm To The Nile, a folk song." he  says. 

"Thank you!" I say again. All of my geography questions have been answered, and it was time to move on to inventions. Before I went I remembered a primary source called, "Hymm to the Nile."! Exactly what that farmer was talking about. I wrote it down in my notebook to remember for later, then walked off to the big empire.