Egypt

Egypt is a county that borders on the Mediterranean Sea. It is located in Africa.  The Sinai peninsula  is separated from the rest of the continent by the Suez Canal. Egypt is known for having the NIle River, which flows for 900 miles. Egypt has a complex racial composition and the majority of its people are Sunni Muslims. Egypt has two main economic ventures: farming and industrialization. The majority of their industrial ventures take place in Cairo and Alexandria.

Oscar Wilde's Life and Death

Oscar Wilde was an Irish poet and a playwright whose career started taking off in the 1880s and then became one of the most popular playwrights in London by the 1890s. The child of a doctor and a poet, Wilde was destined for great things receiving higher education from elite schools where he discovered his interest and passion for literature, specifically Walter Pater and John Ruskin. During his come-up, he found he enjoyed aestheticism which was all the talk of London writers.