Why was ancient Egypt known as the "Gift of the Nile"? Question 6 options:

Egyptian civilization evolved from the kingdom of Kush, which had been

established previously along the Upper Nile.

The regular flooding of the Nile and its abundant silt deposits were

especially conducive to the growth of agriculture.

Early Egyptian creation myths were monotheistic, centering on the

worship of a river god who was considered the embodiment of the Nile.

Later empires that conquered Egypt gave it the derisive name in

reference to their plundering of Egyptian palaces and tombs