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ANCIENT EGYPT Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Write down each of these statements, then write if it is true or false The Nile River is the longest river in the world. Upper Egypt

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ANCIENT EGYPTChapter 2

BELLRINGER FOR 9/4/12

Write down each of these statements, then write if it is true or false

The Nile River is the longest river in the world.

Upper Egypt is in the north part of the country.

Unskilled workers made up the largest social class in early Egypt.

Early Egyptians spent a lot of time on their roof.

Section 1

THE NILE VALLEY

A MIGHTY RIVER

Egypt Nile River Delta Sahara “Red Land”

THE RIVER PEOPLE

Flooding Kemet Shadoof Papyrus hieroglyphics

A UNITED EGYPT

The Rise of Government Narmer/Menes Dynasty

EARLY EGYPTIAN LIFE

Social Classes

FAMILY LIFE

Father Mother Children

BELLRINGER FOR 9/6/12

What are the four natural barriers that protect Egypt? How would each of these help to keep the Egyptians safe from invasion?

Answer in 3-5 sentences

Section 2

EGYPT’S OLD KINGDOM

OLD KINGDOM RULERS

Pharaoh

EGYPT’S RELIGION

Deities Re Hapi Isis Osiris

LIFE AFTER DEATH

The Book of the Dead Embalming Mummy Medicine

Spell 156 (to be recited when an amulet of red carnelian is placed on the mummy's neck during the wrapping process):

"You have power, O his! You have magic, O his! This amulet is a protection for this Great one. It will drive away those who would perpetrate evil against him!"

Three statements from Spell 125 (the most famous of the spells, it is recited when the mummy must receive its final judgment; the entire spell is rather long and is addressed to Osiris and 42 gods; the spell itself is divided into two main parts: an Introductory statement and the 42-item Declaration of Innocence, each item indicating a wrong that the dead person did not do while alive):

"'O Bone-Breaker who comes from Heliopolis, I have not told lies...

O Green Flame who comes from Memphis, I have not stolen food...

O Nefertem who comes from Memphis, I have not done any wrong, I have witnessed no crime...."

THE PYRAMIDS

Pyramid The Great Pyramid

Section 4

THE CIVILIZATION OF KUSH

NUBIA

Kush savannas

THE KINGDOM OF KERMA

Stronger villages took over weaker ones

Developed close ties to Egypt Ivory, gold, and slaves

WHY DID EGYPT INVADE NUBIA?

Thutmose III 50 year war Nubians adopt Egyptian ways

Religion Hieroglyphics

THE RISE OF KUSH

850 BC Napata Kashta 750 BC Piye 728

IMPORTANCE OF IRON

600s BC, Assyrians invade Egypt Kick out Kushites

Kushites learned iron making 1st African nation to devote to iron

making

A NEW CAPITAL

540 BC Meroe

Trade