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The Egyptian Empire was centered around the Nile River in Northern Africa. Farmers first settled in Egypt around 500 BC and built one of the world's earliest civilizations. The Pharaoh was considered a god and owned all of Egypt. Pharaohs led Egypt's armies in battles against enemies like the Hittites. The Pharaoh had a large court and government that collected taxes, kept records, and trained troops. Traders used the Nile to transport goods and traded with other lands, traveling as far as Punt to acquire valuable goods like myrrh trees. Travel within Egypt was largely reliant on boats along the Nile, though the royal family and priests also had large wooden boats imported from
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Egypt is located in Africa along the Nile River, which runs through the country from south to north and is the world's longest river. Egypt can be divided into Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt. Important historical sites include the Great Pyramid and King Tut's tomb, which was discovered in 1925. Ancient Egypt was divided into three kingdoms - the Old Kingdom lasted from around 2700 to 2200 BC, the Middle Kingdom from around 2200 to 1750 BC, and the New Kingdom from around 1550 to 1050 BC. King Tut ruled during the New Kingdom period.
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Ancient Egypt revolved around the Nile River, which provided fertile land for farming. Society was divided into classes, with poor people working as builders or farmers, middle class as potters and scribes, and high class as priests and pharaohs. Egyptians developed hieroglyphic writing and technologies like fishing poles and musical instruments. Notable pharaohs included King Tut and Nefertiti, the only female ruler. Egyptians worshipped gods like Atum and Bes and mummified the dead, placing artifacts in elaborate coffins. Along the Nile, they traded and grew crops while raising animals like cattle and cats.
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Cleopatra VII Philopator was the last pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, ruling jointly with her brothers Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV after the death of her father Ptolemy XII. She solidified her grip on the throne through her liaison with Julius Caesar and was the first Ptolemaic ruler to learn the Egyptian language. Cleopatra died in 30 BC at age 39, with conflicting accounts of whether she killed herself with poison or was bitten by an asp.
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The document provides information about ancient Egyptian society, including key figures and social classes. It discusses Pharaoh Khufu who ruled from 2551-2528 BCE and oversaw the building of the Great Pyramid, one of the most impressive engineering feats of ancient Egypt. Egyptian society was stratified into social classes, with pharaohs, government officials, priests, and scribes at the top and peasants at the bottom. Each class played an important role in sustaining Egyptian civilization.
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Ancient Egyptians built pyramids to serve as tombs for pharaohs and other royalty. Pyramids were large stone structures housing mummified bodies and treasures. Pharaohs, as divine rulers, were the only ones with individual pyramids. Scarab beetles were revered amulets placed in mummy wrappings. Along the Nile River, the annual flood provided fertile land and crops, while the surrounding desert landscape defended Egypt from invasion.
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The document discusses important pharaohs in ancient Egypt. It describes how pharaohs were powerful kings who ruled all of Egypt and represented the gods. It profiles several influential pharaohs like Djoser who built the first pyramid, Khufu who built the Great Pyramid of Giza, Akhenaten who introduced a new monotheistic religion, and Cleopatra VII who was the last pharaoh and queen of Egypt. The document highlights these pharaohs' building accomplishments and religious and political impacts.
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The document provides an overview of ancient Egypt, including its history, social structure, religion, and important monuments. It discusses Egyptian gods and amulets used for protection. It describes the mummification process and some key pharaohs like Tutankhamun, whose intact tomb was discovered in 1922, making him famous. Major constructions like the pyramids at Giza and the temple of Abu Simbel are also summarized.
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The document provides brief biographical information on several famous Egyptian pharaohs including their names, reign periods, parents, children, dates of birth and death, and burial locations. It describes Khafra who built the second Great Pyramid at Giza and died in 2532 BC, Amenhotep I who was the son of Ahmose I and possibly buried in Dra Abu el-Naga, and Hatshepsut, Egypt's powerful female pharaoh who ruled from 1498-1483 BC and was buried in tomb KV20.
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The document discusses the major male Pharaohs who ruled ancient Egypt. It provides details about several influential Pharaohs including Menes, the first king who unified upper and lower Egypt; Tuthmosis III, known for his military conquests; Akenaton, who tried to establish a monotheistic religion; Djoser, whose vizier Imhotep designed the step pyramid; Ramesses II, a prolific builder; Khufu, who constructed the Great Pyramid of Giza; and Tutankhamun, whose intact tomb was discovered. The Pharaohs ruled with absolute power and were responsible for maintaining order and tradition in Egypt according to the goddess Ma'at.
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Over 8,000 years ago in ancient Egypt, before the pyramids and pharaohs, people argued over rights to use water from the Nile River. Over time, a single leader emerged to monitor the distribution of water, a role which became more important and evolved into the position of pharaoh. Pharaohs ruled as divine kings and heads of state, overseeing religious rituals, military forces, construction projects, and ensuring adequate food supplies and law and order.
The egyptian empire pharahos
Pharaohs were the rulers of ancient Egypt who were considered divine beings. Some of the most famous pharaohs included Khufu, who commissioned the Great Pyramid of Giza; Tutankhamun, known for his elaborate tomb and treasures; Akhenaten, who introduced the worship of the sun god Aten; Ramesses II, who had a remarkably long 90-year reign; and Cleopatra VII, the last pharaoh of ancient Egypt and a highly intelligent and charismatic ruler. The document provides brief biographies of these famous pharaohs and their accomplishments.
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King Tut became pharaoh at age 9 and died at age 19. He was buried with gold. Hatshepsut became the first female pharaoh after her husband died and ruled Egypt successfully until her death, after which Thutmose III destroyed all monuments of her. In ancient Egypt, the pharaoh was believed to be divine, had total power, women managed households, and men farmed, worked for the government, or were slaves.
Ancient Egypt
The document summarizes key aspects of ancient Egyptian civilization, including:
1) Pharaohs were the absolute rulers of ancient Egypt, holding political and religious power as "Lord of the Two Lands" and "High Priest of Every Temple".
2) They built pyramids and temples to honor gods, and mummification helped preserve bodies for the afterlife.
3) Most Egyptians worked as farmers or craftsmen, building mudbrick homes along the Nile whose annual floods supported agriculture.
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The document provides information about ancient Egypt and its pharaohs. It discusses several important pharaohs such as Ramses II, King Tut, Khufu, Senusret I, and Hatshepsut. It also describes the three main kingdoms of ancient Egypt - the Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, and New Kingdom. Additionally, it discusses the social hierarchy of ancient Egypt with the pharaoh at the top and peasants at the bottom, and the roles of important figures like the vizier, general, and artisans. The document also provides brief descriptions of Egyptian beliefs about the afterlife, use of hieroglyphs, and daily life.
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Ancient Egyptian civilization developed along the fertile Nile River valley from around 3100 BCE to 1200 BCE. The Pharaoh owned all the land and farmers had to pay taxes to him in the form of a portion of the food they grew. Farming depended on the predictable annual flooding of the Nile. There were three seasons: flooding, sowing, and harvest. Egyptians developed irrigation systems and tools like the shaduf to water their crops. Settlements grew into cities as people discovered the resources of the Nile valley. The river valley was protected and provided water for survival, allowing the development of Egyptian civilization and a division of labor between farmers and specialists.
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The document provides information about ancient Egypt. It describes the geography of Egypt, noting the importance of the Nile River in providing fresh water and fertile land. Egyptian society was highly stratified, with pharaohs at the top of the social pyramid and peasants at the bottom. The document also profiles three influential pharaohs - Senuret, Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh, and Ramses II, who had the longest reign of any pharaoh.
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Ancient Egypt relied heavily on the predictable flooding of the Nile River, which deposited rich soil and enabled agriculture. The pharaohs ruled as absolute leaders and were thought divine. They oversaw the building of massive pyramids and other structures. Egyptians also developed an intricate system of mummification to preserve bodies for the afterlife, removing organs and wrapping the bodies in linen with amulets. This careful process allowed them to believe the person could use their body again in the next life.
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- 1. The Egyptian Empire and Pharaohs
- 2. Egypt was located in the Northern part of Africa. From this area one of the world’s oldest civilizations grew. Farmers first settled in Egypt along the Nile river around 500 B.C. The Nile River flows into the Mediterranean . 3500 B.C 3100 B.C 2600 B.C 1300 B.C 20 B.C Ancient Egypt:
- 3. Warrior pharaohs: The Egyptians considered their pharaoh to be a god. The Pharaoh owned all of Egypt. They were led into battle by their pharaohs (kings).Egypt's enemies were the Hittites. Pharaoh Ramesses II fought against them for over 30 years. Finally they made peace.
- 4. The Pharaoh’s court: People came from all over the Empire to the pharaoh’s court. These gifts were a kind of tax, called tribute. Some foreign rulers even sent their daughters to marry the pharaoh. . The pharaoh had thousands of government workers. They made sure the laws were carried out. They kept records of crops. The government also trained troops and carried on wars. Soldiers, policemen, and custom officers kept track of who came in and out of the country.
- 5. Trading : Traders used the Nile for transportation. They would carry products such as cattle, wheat, or furs. These were pulled by teams of men with many sets of oars. The Egyptians had their own gold. They could use the gold to buy the things they needed. They traded with others lands in their Empire and beyond. Some traders even went as far as Punt, a place on the east. There, they bought valuable myrrh trees, which were used to make sweet- smelling incense.
- 6. Travel: There were few roads in Egypt, and travel was by boat along the Nile. Ships also sailed to ports on the Red Sea and Mediterranean. The Egyptians built boats from the reeds that grew along the Nile River . Traveling on the Nile River was an easy task for the Egyptians. The royal family and the priest had wooden boats made from cedar wood. It came from Syria. The large wooden boats owned by the royal family were more than 100 feet long.
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