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Title: PreClass


1
Pre-Class
  • Tasks
  • Egypt Preview Quiz (Remind only to do left
    column)
  • Schedule
  • Finish Meso Notes
  • Ancient Egypt
  • Day 2 Culture of Egypt
  • Do NOT go overtime (visit)
  • Topic List

2
Review
  • With a partner(2 minutes)
  • What are the five themes of geography?
  • Around which geographic feature did most ancient
    civilizations develop?
  • Describe Sumerian society.
  • What is an empire?

3
Ancient Civilizations
  • The Gift of the Nile

4
Preview
  • Today you will
  • Identify how geography shaped Ancient Egyptian
    civilization.
  • Understand how Egyptian government compares to
    todays governments.
  • Identify significant events in the various
    periods of Egyptian history.

5
Ancient Egypt Geography
  • Location
  • Gift of the Nile
  • Black Land
  • Red Land
  • Geographic Features
  • Worlds Longest River
  • Mediterranean Sea
  • Surrounded by Desert

6
The Gift of the Nile
7
The Gift of the Nile
  • Agriculture
  • Transportation
  • Communication
  • Unification

8
Ancient Egypt Political
  • Upper Egypt South
  • Lower Egypt North
  • Capital at Memphis
  • Nubia Region to the South

9
Egyptian Government
  • Dynasty
  • Definition A sequence of powerful rulers from
    the same family.
  • Pharaohs
  • Definition Rulers who had absolute power within
    Egypt.

10
Egyptian Government
  • List the roles and responsibilities of the
    president of the United States.

11
Egyptian Bureaucracy
  • Bureaucracy
  • Definition A system of government that includes
    departments and levels of authority.

12
History of Egypt
Memorize the order NOT the dates.
13
Early Dynastic Egypt
  • Early Dynastic Period
  • Menes unites Upper and Lower Egypt
  • Old Kingdom
  • The Pyramid Age
  • Pyramids at Giza

14
A Turbulent Time
  • 1st Intermediate Period
  • Definition A time of disunity marked by the
    breakdown of strong, centralized rule.
  • What can cause such a breakdown?
  • Shortage of food (famine)
  • Shortage of strong rulers
  • Invasions

15
The Middle Kingdom
  • Middle Kingdom
  • Occupation of Nubia
  • Increased communication and trade
  • Improvements in agriculture
  • The 2nd Intermediate Period
  • Hyksos Foreign invaders who introduced the war
    chariot to the Egyptians.

16
The New Kingdom
  • Powerful Rulers
  • Hatshepsut
  • Egypts First Female Pharaoh
  • Thutmose III
  • Expanded Egypt to its greatest extent
  • Ramses II
  • Most well known of the pharaohs

17
The Decline of Egypt
  • Decline begins ca. 1100 B.C.
  • Last Egyptian Dynasty in 332 B.C.
  • Egypt added to Roman Empire in 30 B.C.

18
Pre-Class
  • Tasks
  • Study notes from the last couple class periods.
  • Assignment RD 3.1 for next class period.
  • Schedule
  • Topics
  • Egyptian Society
  • Review

19
Egyptian Society
  • Today you will
  • Identify how Egyptian religion shaped the daily
    lives of its citizens.
  • Discover the purpose of the pyramids of Egypt.
  • Decipher the use and meaning of hieroglyphics.

20
Egyptian Religion
  • Polytheistic
  • Amon-Re Egyptian sun god and lord of all gods
  • Osiris Egyptian god of underworld and the Nile
  • Isis Goddess of life and birth, Osiris wife
  • Legend of Osiris

21
Osiris Legend
22
The Egyptian Afterlife
  • Egyptian View of the gods and Afterlife
  • Negative Confession (PSI, Vol. I, p.37, Chapter
    125)
  • Compare to Christian Worship
  • Maat
  • Definition The idea of order and balance within
    Egyptian society.

23
Mummification
  • Definition Preservation of dead bodies by
    embalming them and wrapping them in cloth.
  • Website

24
The Pyramids
  • Definition Large stone structures that were
    used as tombs for rich and powerful Egyptians.
  • Most famous pyramids at Giza

25
The Pyramids
  • Main Purpose
  • Get the pharaoh to the afterlife.
  • Contain everything needed for the afterlife.
  • Prevent looting.

26
Egyptian Reformation
  • Pharaoh Akhenatons Revolution
  • Attempted to make Egypt a monotheistic nation in
    the mid-1300s BC.
  • Tutankhamen (son) changed back to polytheism.

27
Hieroglyphics
  • Definition The Egyptian system of writing
    symbols could have many meanings.
  • Types
  • Hieroglyphic
  • Hieratic
  • Demotic

28
Hieroglyphics
  • Rosetta Stone A stone with the same story
    written in hieroglyphics and Greek.
  • Papyrus A paper-like writing material made from
    reeds found near the Nile.

29
Review
  • Take out your Egypt Quiz.
  • Complete the right column without your notes.
  • Assignment Rd. 3.1 Early Civilizations of India
    and Pakistan
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