What might have been the consequences for ancient Egyptian farmers if one year the
Nile River flooded too much or not at all?

High floods could devastate settlements

Explanation:

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High floods could devastate settlements, while low floods reduced crops yields and caused famine. Ancient Egyptians developed a method to measure the Nile's flood level, as their harvests and livelihood depended on the river's annual flow.

Floods are common in Nile river and pretty chill aa they bring alluvial soil with silt, which is required for lavishing crops.

No floods would ensure low quality of soil.

Subjectively, No floods is better than tooo much flood.

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