Rise of the Pharaohs - Egypt 3A

Rise of the Pharaohs - Egypt 3A

Lesson 22-A - Rise of the Pharaohs - Ancient Egypt & Kush, III

NORTH MIAMI MIDDLE SCHOOL

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What is the expectation for my grade for this and all study guides in this course?

• just to pay attention for a few slides

• about 75-80% correct

• 85% or better

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Of which land was Narmer originally the king?

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When did Narmer invade Lower Egypt?

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In which direction did Narmer and his armies have to travel to invade Lower Egypt?

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How did Narmer unify all of Egypt?

• Narmer unified all of Egypt by both conquering Lower Egypt and marrying a local princess,

• he unified all of Egypt

  Narmer unified Egypt by dividing into tiny city-states

• Narmer was overthrown in a coup d’etat

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Who was the first ruler of a unified Egypt?

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Where did Narmer establish his capital?

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Where was Narmer’s capital located, or situated?

• Memphis, Narmer's capital, sat on the border between the two original kingdoms

• Narmer’s capital was located in a well-lit shopping complex with parking

• Narmer’s capital was situated at the confluence of the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers

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Narmer’s capital was known as “a center of

.”

Open Ended

Look up the word “dynasty.” *Cite evidence

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What does the word “dynasty” mean?

• a line of rulers from the same family

• an unclean do-it-yourself project

• an unsanitary radio personality

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Why did the kingdom established by Narmer continue long after he died?

• Narmer’s kingdom continued long after he died because he successfully established a dynasty - a line of rulers from the same family

• No one person was strong enough to overthrow his dry-cleaning business

• No one person was powerful enough to defeat other rivals for the throne nor parking spots

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Between 3100 BCE and 332 BCE, how many different dynasties ruled Egypt?

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What were the three time periods for Egyptian history?

• The three time periods of ancient Egyptian history are known as the Old Kingdom, the Middle Kingdom, and the New Kingdom

• The time periods for Egyptian history were the Wilson Genesis, the Shula Epoch, the Continuing Chaos

• The Huey, Dewey, and Louie are the three time periods for Egyptian history

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What did each dynasty typically assure for Egyptians?