You asked a great question! Egypt (Kemet) is a black country on the continent of Africa. It was the continent's first great civilization! The name means "black land." Many sources will try to cover this fact up by depicting its queens and kings as white and even debate it being an African country (sometimes they refer to it being a part of the Middle East).
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In ancient Egypt the people were BLACK, just like the people in ancient NUBIA, as well as the entire continent of Africa.
most Anciet egypt slaves were greeks and romans.
Yes, of course, the majority of white people like black people.
yes the black people do get on with the black people
Yes. All the slaves were black people from Africa.
In ancient Egypt the people were BLACK, just like the people in ancient NUBIA, as well as the entire continent of Africa.
most Anciet egypt slaves were greeks and romans.
no they were brown and yellow
the colours of Egypt's flag are red,white and black
The colours of the two parts of ancient Egypt are red for the lower part of Egypt and white for the upper part of Egypt. This is shown on the crown of Egypt if you type that in google images.
The crown of upper Egypt was white, and the one for lower Egypt was red. Those were united in one piece.
Clothing was predominantly white.
The flag of Egypt has horizontal bands of red, white and black. The white band has a gold eagle of Saladin. The red band stands for the time before the Revolution. The white band stands for the bloodless revolution. The black band stands for the oppression of the Egyptian people.
The first massive enslavement of people was in Egypt. It was the Jews who are predominantly white. There captors were black Egyptians.
Black and White haven't been released yet...
The white crown used in Ancient Egypt was wore by the Upper Egypt's ruler before the unification with Lower Egypt. It was known as the Hedjet Crown. The materials of this crown was Made of cloth or felt. The white crown had special associations with the goddess, Nekhbet.
White Walls known to us as Memphis