Which is a reason the Nile has been called ""the lifeblood"" of Egypt? It borders two of the largest deserts in the world. It has dangerous cataracts. It is the longest river in the world. Its valley and delta provide fertile soil for farming.

Option: Its valley and delta provide fertile soil for farming.

Explanation:

The Nile River called the lifeblood of Egypt because it has helped in establishing one of the ancient civilizations in the World know as Egypt civilization. The river provided Egypt with fertile land. The river helps to provide trade, drinking water, and fertile soil for cultivation. Egyptians had an abundant supply of crops which assist them to emerge powerfully. The flooding of the Nile gave the narrow strip of land on each side of the river with fertile soil to grow crops.

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