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Delta

point at which a river splits

nile use

nile itself:transport


floods: farming because land became fertile


protection(barrier)

egypt religion type

polytheistic

rulers importance

viewed as gods

intermediate periods(between kingdoms)

political disorder and invasion

King Menes

united upper(south) and lower(north) Egypt

pharoah

egyptian monarch(originally meant palace)

bureaucracy

government with nonelective government officials

mummification

slowly drying a dead body to preserve it


dine by priests


expensive


took 70 days

pyramids

tombs for mummified bodies of pharoahs

great sphinx

carved figure with lion body and human head


built to gaurd King Khufu


symbolized royal power

middle kingdom

golden age of stability


expansion of empire


pharaohs became more responsible



Population division

majority: peasants


above: merchants, scribes, tax collectors


above: nobles, governors, priests


above: Pharaoh ad royal dynasty

marriage

arranged


girls: 12


boys: 14


patrilineal name

hieroglyphics

complex system of writing that used pictures and abstract forms

hieratic script

simplified hieroglyphics used for business and daily life

papyrus

paper made from papyrus

math advances

can calculate area and volume


used geometry to predict flooded land


developed 365-day calendar based on moon


uses "sirius" star to predict floodings

hyksos influence

Hyksos conquer egypt


influence:


how to use horse drawn chariots


how to use bronze


military skills


eventually Egypt drove them out

ahmose

drove hyksos out

thutmose

expanded south border

thutmose 3

built new buildings and templess

amenhotep 3

akhenaten


wanted egyptians to worship only one god(aten)


made a new capital


in the end he failed because destroying old gods=destroying egypt

tutankhamen

reversed his dad's destruction



hatshepsut

girl pharoah


stole throne from thutmose 3


built great temple


sent out military expeditions



egyptian empire end cause

egypt too occupied with religious problems, and ignored foreign problems