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Egyptian Civilizati on By: Sasha Jacobson *Group 2*

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Egyptian Civilization. By: Sasha Jacobson *Group 2*. Nile River. The longest river in the world that begins in the heart of Africa and is more than 4,000 miles long. . Lower Egypt. Called the Nile Delta. . Upper Egypt. The land upstream, to the south. . Menes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Egyptian Civilizatio

nBy: Sasha Jacobson

*Group 2*

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Nile RiverThe longest river in the world that

begins in theheart of Africa and is more than 4,000

mileslong.

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Lower Egypt

Called the Nile Delta.

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Upper Egypt

The land upstream, to the south.

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Menes

A king who united Upper and Lower Egypt into asingle kingdom and created the first royaldynasty.

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Dynasty

A family of rulers whose right to rule is passedon within the family.

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Pharaoh

Egyptian monarch, meaning “great house” or“palace”.

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Bureaucracy

An administrative organization with officials andregular procedures.

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Vizier

The steward of the whole land who is directlyresponsible for the pharaoh and is in charge ofthe bureaucracy.

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Mummification

Preserves the physical body after death, processof slowly drying a dead body to prevent it fromrotting.

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Giza

Where the Great Pyramid of King Khufu wasconstructed.

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Hyksos

People from western Asia who used horse-drawn war chariots to overwhelm the Egyptiansoldiers.

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Hatshepsut

One of the first women to become pharaoh.

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Akhenaten

Pharaoh Amenhotep changed his name toAkhenaten and introduced worship to Anten.

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Tutankhamen

Boy-pharaoh who killed Akhenaten and restoredthe old gods.

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Ramses II

Reigned from 1279 B.C to 1213 B.C.

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Cleopatra VII

Pharaoh who tried to reestablish Egypt’sIndependence. She got involved with Romewhich led to her defeat and suicide.

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Hieroglyphics

Earliest Egyptian writing meaning“priest carvings” or “sacredwritings”. Used bothpictures and abstract forms whichmade it very complex.

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Hieratic script

Highly simplified version of hieroglyphics. Usedfor business transactions, record keeping, andthe general needs of daily life.