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Ancient Egypt

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ANCIENT EGYPT BY AUSTIN HANCOCK PERIOD 2ND

NILE RIVER

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NILE RIVER

  • Mostly everybody lives along the Nile River
  • Most of the cities are along the Nile River.
  • The Nile could tell the difference between black and red land.
  • They only have three seasons and they akhel, peret, and shemu.
  • Farmers have to work of their public-labor tax by doing thins such as canal repair.
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SOCIETY

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SOCIETY

  • They have different social classes that people have to move up in them.
  • The people were born into their social class.
  • The highest in the chart is the king.
  • Only farmers, unskilled workers, and enslaved people harvested crops and food.
  • Merchants, craftsmen, and scrlbes write on the papyrus.
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PYRAMIDS

  • Pyramids were built for dead kings, houses, and tombs.
  • The Kings in the old kingdom built the pyramids.
  • You have to have geometry, mathematics, engineering, and architecture skills to be able to build a pyramid.
  • A pyramid contains a chamber, King chamber, long hallway, entrance, air shaft, and a temple.
  • Temples are where offerings were made.
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HIEROGLYPHICS

HIEROGLYPHICS

  • Hieroglyphics represented ideas and objects.
  • Egyptians used stone and clay to write hieroglyphics on.
  • Hieroglyphics is a system of writing that is based on pictures.
  • Hieroglyphics represented ideas and objects, but can also stand for sounds.
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PHARAOHS

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PHARAOHS

  • Egyptians only believed that men could be king.
  • Hatshepsut took control by saying that Ra was her real father.
  • Hatshepsut was portrayed as a male.
  • Egyptians referred to there king as a pharaoh.
  • The pharaoh had a lot of power in the land.
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