Why did egypt fall?

the demise of the hieroglyphs was a manifestation of the decline and fall of the ancient religion Is it the definitive end of native Egyptian rule (at least until the 20th century)? In this case the answer would be the flight of King Nectanebo II in 342 BC. Is it Egypt's absorption into the Roman Empire in 30 BC? read more

And they made the egyptians only worship one god so the egyptians went along and worshiped him then came along this new pharaoh and said that they have to worship another god so the people got mad and didnt listen so then the pharaoh wasted all of the egyptians money on land and civil wars to conquer othwer countries. read more

This had catastrophic effects on such early state societies as the Egyptian Old Kingdom. Long-term variations in Nile floods are beyond the perceptions of people. The Nile, today and during the prosperous times of the Old Kingdom, is regarded unquestionably as the source of life in Egypt. read more

Egypt now became a mere province, with its primary goal to provide grain for the rest of the empire. While the Ptolemies' support for traditional culture was maintained through a programme of temple-building, in which the Roman emperors were depicted as pharaohs, the infiltration of foreign philosophical and religious ideas continued apace. read more

The architecture of ancient Egypt includes some of the most famous structures in the world: the Great Pyramids of Giza and the temples at Thebes. Building projects were organized and funded by the state for religious and commemorative purposes, but also to reinforce the wide-ranging power of the pharaoh. read more