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I. Valley Civilization


5000 BC Nile River settled by ______.

Egyptians

II. Gift of the River


1. Nile provided water for ___, ____, and to grow ______.

Drinking, bathing, crops

2. World's longest river _________

Nile, 4000 miles

III. Protected Land


1. Nile borders largest ________ to the west ________ and to the east ___________.

Deserts, Libyan Desert, Eastern Desert

2. To south _____ prevented ships from attacking Egypt.

Cataracts

3. To the north _______ stopped invaders from Mediterranean Sea.

Delta

4. Egyptians rarely faced ______ so civilization developed _______..

Invasion, peacefully

People


I. Flooding was seasonal and predictable


2. Left thick _______ for farming

Fertile soil

II. Farming


1. Grew ______, _______, and ______.

Wheat, barley, flax

2. Dry season _____ crops.

Irrigated

3. Developed new tools for watering crops - a ______.

Shadoof

4. After floods used ______ to remeasure fields.

Geometry

Gathered _____ along Nile to weave _____, _______, _______, and river rafts.

Papyrus, rope, sandals, baskets

Later papyrus used to make _______.

Paper

I. Forming Kingdoms


Need for organized government:


1. To oversee construction and repair of _____ and ______


2. To develop process for storing and distributing ______ during ______


3. To settle __________

Ditches, dams


Grain, farming


Conflicts over land ownership

By 4000 BC Egypt made of two large kingdoms


1. Upper Egypt-located in southern central ______


2. Lower Egypt-Nile's ________

1. Nile River Valley


2. North delta

II. Narmer


3100 B. C. Narmer King of ________


Conquered army of ______


Married princess of _____ which unified two kingdoms


First time all of Egypt ruled by _____


Established ____ as new capital

Upper Egypt


Lower Egypt


Lower Egypt


One King


Memphis

Egypt's Early Rulers


1. When Egyptian civilization enter the Old Kingdom?


2. What is government called when the same person is the political and religious leader?

1. Around 2600 BC


2. Theocracy

Pharaoh's Responsibility:


Political:


1. held total _______


2. His ______ had to be obeyed


3. Appointed _____ to carry out his orders


4. Owned all ______ could use as he pleased


5. Collected ______


6. Distributed ____ to officials, priests, wealthy people

1. Power


2. Commands


3. Bureaucrats


4. Land


5. Taxes


6. Land

Pharaoh's Responsibility:


1. _____ on earth protected Egypt


2. Participated in religious ceremonies to help ______ grow

1. God


2. Egypt

A Political Leader:


1. What was an Egyptian ruler called?

Pharaoh

Who carried out the pharaoh's orders to repair dams, irrigation canals, and granaries?

Bureaucrats



Who owned the land in Egypt?

Pharaoh

What did the pharaoh collect as tax payments?

Grain from farmers

A Religious Leader:


1. Who did the Egyptians think the pharaoh was a son to?

Re

Give two examples of how the pharaoh helped the kingdom thrive.

1. Rode a bull around Memphis.


2. He was the first person to cut the ripened grain at harvest time.

Religion in Egypt:


1. What two things did the Egyptians believe their gods controlled?


2. Name two of the most important gods of Egypt.

1. Natural forces, human activities


2. Re (sun god) and Hapi (river god)

The Afterlife:


1. What was in the Book of the Dead?


2. What did they do to bodies so they would be protected?

1. Prayers and magic spells to prepare for after life.


2. Embalm the body

Medical Skills:


1. How did Egyptians learn about the human body?


2. What were the Egyptians the first to use?

1. By embalming


2. Splints, bandages, and compresses

Pyramid Tombs:


1. A pyramid is a _______ for the pharaoh.


2. From what did the pyramids protect the dead pharaoh?


3. What was placed with the pharaoh?

1. Tomb


2. The bodies of dead pharaoh from floods, wild animals, and robber


3. Personal belongings---pharaoh's clothing, weapons, furniture, jewelry

Social Groups:


Upper Class (3)


Middle Class (3)


Lower Class (3) ______Class

1. Priests, novels, army commanders


2. Scribes, traders (merchants), artisans


3. Farmer, unskilled workers, slaves : largest

Egyptian Families:


1. What was the most important group in ancient Egyptian society?


2. Who was the head of the family?


3. What rights did an Egyptian woman have?


4. What did girls learn?


5. What did boys learn?

1. Family


2. Father


3. Served as priest, managing temples, and performing religious ceremonies


4. Sewing, cooking, and how to run a household


5. Learned farming, or other trades from their fathers.

What was the time of the Middle Kingdom?

2055 BC-1650 BC

Where was the capital moved to in this period?

Thebes

Which territories were conquered by Egypt?

Nubia and present day Syria

How did the pharaoh so add to the kingdoms wealth?

Demanded tribute from conquered people

Which improvements did the pharaoh so make? (3)

1. Added thousands of acres to the land already being farmed (increased crop production)


2. Made more irrigation dams and channels (supplied more water to the population).


3. Ordered the construction of a canal between the Nile River and the Red Sea (made it able to send goods south by ship through the Red Sea)

Where did pharaoh begin to be buried?

Valley of the Kings

Who invaded Egypt?

Hyksos

How did the invaders defeat the Egyptians?

Horse drawn chariots


Weapons made of iron and bronze

Pharaohs of the New Kingdom


Gained more ____ by conquest


Wealth grew from ____ - Egyptians traded wheat, paper, metal tools, and weapons for gold, ivory, incense from East Africa, and wood and furniture from the Phoenicians.


Developed ____ ties with nearby kingdoms


Exchanged envoys or _____


Reached the height of Egypt's _____

Land


Trade


Political


Representatives


Power

Ahmose


Egyptian prince drove _____ out of Egypt c. 1550 BC


Founded a new dynasty which began _______

Hyksos


New Kingdom

Hathshesput


Female pharaoh dressed in ____ of male pharaoh-wore _____ to copy male pharaoh


Promoted ____ instead of ____


Tomb in ____.

Clothes


False beard


Trade, war


Valley of Kings



Thutmose III


Nephew of Hathsheput


Built strong _____


Conquered many land expanded Egypt's _____


____ became more common

Army


Empire


Slavery

Amenhotep IV


Wife Nefertiti


Began new religion - only one God -Aton-_____


Changed his name to _____ "Spirit of Aton"


Capital moved from Thebes to new city called _____


Weak ruler-lost most of its land in Western Asia

Sun God


Akhenaton


Akhenaton

Tutankhamen


Son of Akhenaton


Became____ at age 9


Restored worship of many _______


Died at _______


______discovered Tut's tomb in 1922

Pharaoh


God and goddesses


19


Howard Carter

Ramses II


Most successful pharaoh


Ruled for ____ years


Regained land for Egypt through war


Built many _____ to help with economy


Built ____ a temple at Thebes

66


Temples and monuments


Karnak

Egypt's decline


After the death of ____


Invaded by enemies-Libyans, then people of ____, finally _____ of Mesopotamia.

Ramses II


Kush


Assyrians