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Egypt established its first kingdom around 5000 BC. The New Kingdom was established in 1570 BC after the first kingdom ended in 2180 BC. Egypt reached the height of its power around 1400 BC under Ramesses II, who made a treaty of peace in 1285 BC and died in 1200 BC. After Ramesses' death, invasions occurred that led to the decline of the Egyptian Empire.
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- 1. Egypt Jess surace and sara urbaniak
- 2. Early egypt • 5000 bc – egyptian kingdom established • 2180 bc – first kindgdom ended • 1570 new kingdom established.
- 3. Egyptian emperors • 1285 bc ramsies the second makes a treaty of peace • 1200 ramsies died • Invasions occurred and led to decline of empire » Kush takes control after decline
- 4. Misc. • 2040 bc law and order restored, improvement on trade and transformation. • 1800 bc abraham comes to canaan • 1650 abrahams decendents move again • 1600 bc warlike rulers restore egypts power
- 5. Conflicts • 1400 bc egyptian conquest of parts with syria and caanan brought conflict with the hitties.
- 6. 1400 Bc • Egypt reached their height of power
- 7. Invasions • 1975 bc – 1640 bc – egypt conquers lower nubia • 1500 bc egypt conquers all of nubia • 1075-715 bc – nubia conquers egypt • 332 bc alexander the great conquers egypt.
- 8. 5000 – 1000 bc • 1400 bc- egypt reached their height of power • 1285 bc ramses the second makes a treaty of peace • 1200 bc ramses the second dies