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What are the key physical features of ancient Egypt, Kush, and Canaan?

Medditerranean Sea


Red Sea


Dead Sea


Nile River


Nubiyan Desert


Arabian Desert


Libiyan Desert

What the key features help with?

Rivers- Had water for crops, bathing, and drinking.


Mountains- To hide from attackers


Deserts- Hard for the attackers to come.


Dead Sea, Red Sea- See if sailors/ attackers are coming


What are the names and time periods of the 3 kingdoms of Egypt?

New Kingdom- Golden


Middle Kingdom- Reunific


Old Kingdom- Pyramids

What are the names of each of the 4 pharaohs we studied? In which kingdom and time period did they reign?

Pharaoh Khufu- Old kingdom


Pharaoh Senusret I- Middle kingdom


Pharaoh Hatshepsut- New kingdom


Pharaoh Ramses II- New Kingdom

What were the phraohs' greatest accomplishments?

Pharoah Khufu- He was pharaoh while the Pyramid of Giza was built.


Pharaoh Senusret I- He ruled from 1971-1926 B.C.E.


Pharaoh Hatshepsut- First woman pharaoh.


Pharaoh Ramses II- Had four statues of himself. (Over 60 ft tall)

What are the names of the monuments and give a description of them?

Abu Simbel- The Abu Simbel was built along the banks of the NIle RIver and had 60 ft tall statues.


Dayr-al-Bahri- The Dayr-al-Bahri was a trading post the punts and punts helped find out information about Pharaoh Hatshepsut.


White Chapel- It was built, ruined, then built again and the text had stated that it possibly had a layer of thin gold.


Giza- Giza is a pyramid which took a lot of materials to build. Also, no one really knows how it was built.