The document discusses the three major periods of ancient Egyptian history - the Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, and New Kingdom. It focuses on key pharaohs like Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh who ruled during the New Kingdom, and Thutmose III, one of Egypt's greatest warrior pharaohs. The document also describes the decline of Egyptian power after the New Kingdom until it was conquered by other empires like Macedonia and Rome.
South Carolina Standards 6-2.1: Describe the development of ancient Greek culture (the Hellenic period), including the concept of citizenship and
the early forms of democracy in Athens.
6-2.2: Analyze the role of Alexander the Great (Hellenistic period), Socrates, Plato, Archimedes, Aristotle, and others
in the creation and spread of Greek governance, literature, philosophy, the arts, math and science.
South Carolina Standards 6-2.1: Describe the development of ancient Greek culture (the Hellenic period), including the concept of citizenship and
the early forms of democracy in Athens.
6-2.2: Analyze the role of Alexander the Great (Hellenistic period), Socrates, Plato, Archimedes, Aristotle, and others
in the creation and spread of Greek governance, literature, philosophy, the arts, math and science.
Brief history of Ancient Greece 3650 BC to 146 BC. It includes the early civilizations, the Greek dark ages, Archaic Greece, Classical Greece and Hellenistic Greece.
Brief history of Ancient Greece 3650 BC to 146 BC. It includes the early civilizations, the Greek dark ages, Archaic Greece, Classical Greece and Hellenistic Greece.
Revisit the Three Kingdoms was a quarterly issue ezine on China's Three Kingdoms era. It was created as part of Romancing Cathay which was a group of people interested in playing and introducing games about Ancient China. There were many impressive and exciting tall tales, legends, myths, and historical events that we believed would fascinate players world-wide. Our goal was to introduce these captivating stories in various game formats. In addition, we felt that through playing games, people would become more curious in learning more about China.
Content
Looking Back, Looking Forward
Cao Cao's Ambition , part 5 of 9
Art of Propriety
Yu Jin, General of Tiger's Awe
Zhou Yun, the Artful General
Reference and Resources
There was a plan do a Kickstarter for the romance of the three kingdoms table top role playing game. Preview ad is @
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sanguine/1817858762?token=79efaf43
International Journal for Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Vol 1 Issue 2 - February 2002
Revisiting the Three Kingdoms Quarterly is a free pdf
magazine dedicated to the advocacy and increase general awareness of Romance of the Three Kingdoms period.
Historical Articles
Life of Cào Cao - Part II: The Foundation (190 - 195 AD)
Late Han Dynasty Bureaucracy
Sun Jian, Scion of Sun-tze
How ancient Chinese Classics, Great Learning, remains relevant in modern information security profession. This presentation will show side by side of what was true back in 400 BC, can also apply to modern day 21st Century. It is also the first book on MaaS (Management as a Service).
大学的三纲跟(ISC)2和SAN的守则没有什么不同。
十资安域和技术信息的知识是对于信息安全专业有必要地。但个人的道德标准是有预期但不多指示、只要按照各种法律/裁决像HIPAA、SOX、GLBA、安全港等就算了。
我相信大学是信息安全(InfoSec)专业伦理有用的指南。
Revisiting the Three Kingdoms Quarterly is a pdf ezine dedicated to the advocacy and increase general awareness of Romance of the Three Kingdoms period.
Historical Articles:
Cao Cao's Ambition
Jiao, Shen, and Ling
Dong Zhuo, the Tyran
Peach Garden Oath theme deck
FUDGE - Revisiting the Three Kingdoms in a nutshell
Romancing Cathay is a group of people interested in playing and introducing games about Ancient China. There are many impressive and exciting tall tales, legends, myths, and historical events that we believe will fascinate players world-wide. Our goal is to introduce these captivating stories in various game formats. In addition, we feel that through playing games, people would become more curious in learning more about China.
Content
Commence in Han Dynasty
Dian Wei, E Lai Reborn
Romance of the Three Kingdoms RPG in Tri-Stat Format
Review – Romance of the Three Kingdoms VII
Review – Fvlminata RPG
Lastly, we will be getting ready to do a Kickstarter for the romance of the three kingdoms table top role playing game. Preview ad is @
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My first attempt on creating ezine that focused on Three Kingdoms period in China back in early 2000s.
Contents included
- Story of Cao Cao (Part 1 of 9)
- Army Structure During Three Kingdoms Period
- Lu Bu: East and West views
- Review of games with Three Kingdoms theme
This class discusses the Intermediate period where Egypt was in turmoil and had weak central rule and instead the power was in the hands of the Nomarchs. Nomarchs were the leaders of the forty two regions (nomes) that made up Egypt. We also discuss when did the Intermediate period actually stop and the Middle Kingdom begin.
1. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2013
Get a textbook and sit
down.
Look at the picture of
the Narmer Palette on
page 75 of your book.
Notice that the
different parts of it are
labeled and
correspond to the
caption. Narmer
wears a different
crown on the other
side of the tablet.
What crown do you
think he wears?
6. REGENT
Someone who
rules for a
child until the
child is old
enough to rule
7. HATSHEPSUT
She seized control of
Egypt’s throne and
made herself pharaoh,
the title used by the
kings of Egypt.
Hatshepsut was not the
only woman to rule
Egypt. But the title of
pharaoh was
traditionally held by
men.
8. HATSHEPSUT
Hatshepsut took on all
the responsibilities of
pharaoh. Sometimes
she even wore the
false beard
traditionally worn by
pharaohs. Like all
Egyptian pharaohs,
Hatshepsut controlled
the wealth and power
of a great civilization.
9. EGYPTIAN KINGSHIP
We will be reading We will be using
about Egyptian Reciprocal Questioning
kingship on pages 74- as we read.
76 in order to meet the Mr. Morin will have
first learning target for questions for you on the
this lesson. odd numbered
I can tell about the subsections.
history of Egyptian You will create
kingship. questions for Mr. Morin
on the even numbered
subsections.
10. WHO WAS HATSHEPSUT?
Hatshepsut was one of the few female
pharaohs in Egyptian history. She began
ruling as the regent to her step-son, but
eventually became the pharaoh.
11. EGYPTIAN KINGSHIP: SUBSECTION ONE
What did Egypt’s
Egypt’s fortunes
fortunes rested on the
strength of
rest on?
the pharaoh.
12. FROM DYNASTY TO DYNASTY: SUBSECTION TWO
Egyptian history is broken down into 31
different dynasties.
Each dynasty took place during a time period
known as a kingdom.
The three major kingdoms are known as the
Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, and New
Kingdom.
13. EGYPT IS UNIFIED: SUBSECTION THREE
Menes (also known as Narmer)
united upper and lower Egypt and
began the first dynasty.
15. ALL-POWERFUL PHARAOHS: SUBSECTION FOUR
The Pharaoh had absolute
power over all of Egypt.
His decisions were rarely
questioned because it was
believed that he was a god living
on Earth.
17. INTRODUCTION
Important events and
achievements marked each of
Egypt’s three kingdoms. The
Old Kingdom was noted for its
well-run system of government.
18. THE OLD KINGDOM
The Old Kingdom
pharaohs kept the peace
and traded with
Nubia, with only
occasional conflicts. They
sent merchants to the
eastern coast of the
Mediterranean to find
timber, or trees used for
building. The timber was
used to make
houses, boats, and
furniture. Merchants may
have traveled north across
the Mediterranean in
search of trade items.
19. THE OLD KINGDOM
Toward the end of the
Old
Kingdom, governors in
the provinces began to
challenge the power of
the pharaohs’
government. Egypt’s
unity crumbled, and the
dynasties grew weak.
20. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,
2013
As soon as you enter Old Kingdom
the room, class has
started for you. Sit Middle
down, be silent, and
write the warm-up
Kingdom
and answer in your New
journal.
What were the three Kingdom
major time periods in
Egyptian history?
21. THE MIDDLE KINGDOM
The early rulers of the
Middle Kingdom restored
order and reunited the
country. Pharaohs spent
the nation’s wealth on
public works instead of on
wars. For example, they
constructed buildings and
irrigation projects. Egypt
grew even richer.
However, weaker and less
able rulers followed. In
time, they lost control of
the country to foreign
invaders.
22. THE NEW KINGDOM
Egyptian princes
became strong
enough to drive out
the foreign invaders.
This event marks
the start of the New
Kingdom, which
began in 1567 B.C.
The first pharaohs of
the New Kingdom
wanted to build an
empire.
24. THE NEW KINGDOM
They
created
huge armies
of foot
soldiers,
mounted
warriors,
and
charioteers.
Bronze
swords and
body armor
made the
Egyptians
nearly
25. THE NEW KINGDOM
One New Kingdom
pharaoh is of special
interest to scholars.
King Tutankhamen
became ruler of Egypt
while he was still a
child.
26. THE NEW KINGDOM
At about age 18 he
died and was buried
with many precious
objects. An
archaeologist
discovered his tomb in
1922. Since then,
Tutankhamen’s
funeral treasures have
taught us a great deal
about the ancient
Egyptians.
27. RULE DURING THE NEW KINGDOM
In 1504 BC, a child
named Thutmose III
began his reign.
Because he was a
youth, his stepmother
was appointed regent.
A regent is someone
who rules for a child
until the child is old
enough to rule.
28. RULE DURING THE NEW KINGDOM
His stepmother was
Hatshepsut, whom you
heard about at the
beginning of this
lesson. Not content to
be regent, Hatshepsut
had herself proclaimed
pharaoh. She was
Egypt’s supreme ruler
for about 15 years.
29. THE PHARAOH QUEEN
Hatshepsut’s reign
was good for Egypt.
She was a bold leader
who is most known for
creating a time of great
peace and economic
success.
30. THE PHARAOH QUEEN
She encouraged trade
with faraway places,
sending a famous
expedition to the land of
Punt on the east coast
of Africa.
31. THE PHARAOH QUEEN
Egyptian traders
returned with
shiploads of
ivory, leopard
skins, and
special trees
used to make
incense, a
substance
burned for its
fragrance.
32. THE PHARAOH QUEEN
When Thutmose grew
up, Hatshepsut refused
to yield the throne to
him. After her death,
Thutmose became
pharaoh and destroyed
all her statues. We
don’t know if Thutmose
played a part in
Hatshepsut’s death.
33. THUTMOSE III RULES
Thutmose III
became one of
the greatest
pharaohs of the
New Kingdom.
He led his army
in wars against
Syria and
Phoenicia, in
Southwest
Asia.
34. THUTMOSE III RULES
His troops advanced as
far east as the
Euphrates River and
south into Nubia.
35. THUTMOSE III RULES
Yet Thutmose
was more than a
conqueror. He
was an educated
man who loved to
study plants.
Unlike most
rulers of his time,
he treated those
he defeated with
mercy.
36. ANCIENT EGYPT AFTER THE NEW KINGDOM
Toward the end of the
New Kingdom, Egypt
declined. Civil war left
Egypt weak and poorly
defended. In 332 BC,
long after the end of the
New Kingdom, Egypt
fell to Alexander the
Great of Macedonia.
The Macedonians
continued to rule Egypt
for about 300 years.
37. ANCIENT EGYPT AFTER THE NEW KINGDOM
In 51 BC, Queen
Cleopatra VII became
the last Macedonian to
rule Egypt. She
shared the throne with
other members of her
family until Egypt was
conquered by the
Romans.
38. ANCIENT EGYPT AFTER THE NEW KINGDOM
Cleopatra suspected
that the Romans would
parade her through
Egypt to celebrate their
victory. To avoid this
humiliation, she
committed suicide.
Egypt would not govern
itself again for almost
2,000 years.
39. THE THREE KINGDOMS TIMELINE
Use your notes and the timeline
on page 76 of your book to
complete the timeline
assignment.