Egyptian Civilisation Flashcards

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Ancient Egypt developed along the banks of the mighty river – – – – –.

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NILE

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This mighty river Naresh the growth of the – – – – – – – – civilization and influence its development.

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Egyptian

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This has led the ancient Greek historian – – – – – – – – –, to refer to civilization as the gift of the night.

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HERODOTUS

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the Nile Valley in present-day Egypt and – – – – –, where the Egyptian civilization flourished, was a long narrow plain.

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SUDAN

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During the rains every year, the river would overflow its banks and flood the valley completely. When the flood receded it deposited rich – – – – – soil over the land.

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BLACK

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5
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this soil was fertile in which – – – – – – – – – easily

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Crops grew

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– – – – – – – – – – – became the main occupation of ancient Egyptians.

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Agriculture

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they built a widespread network of canals and dams. So, ……..

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Thus, there was a constant supply of water for irrigation.

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Flowing through the primarily desert region the – – – – what is the main channel for transport.

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NILE

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what did the Nile help the Egyptians do?

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The Nile was the main channel for transport, allowing the Egyptians to develop trade with neighbouring countries.

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10
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The Nile is the world – – – – – – – river.

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Longest

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the Nile, event today plays an important role in – – – – – – – – and – – – – – – the life of the people.

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Economic, Social

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12
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few countries have a history as old as that of Egypt – a history that can be traced to – – – – – BCE.

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4000 BCE

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13
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As a civilization developed, Egypt was divided into two parts – – – – – – Egypt and – – – – – Egypt.

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Lower, upper

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14
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in – – – – – BCE, the two parts were united and ruled by Fairoz or Kings for more than 2000 years

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3100 BCE

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15
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the Egyptian civilization under the role of the fatwas was characterized by a – – – – – – developed political system, a rank-based social structure, and numerous economic activities.

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Well –

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16
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The pharaohs were – – – – – – rollers and excellent administrators.

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Strong

17
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they brought about an order in society through the creation of laws.
Who brought about I sense of society?

A

The Fairoz

18
Q

One way the factors but about order in society was through the creation of laws, what was the other way?

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They brought about order in society to the creation of organisation of labour and trade

19
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They built magnificent – – – – – – – – and temples, adding to their own glory

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Pyramids

20
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The concept of kingship is – – – to understanding the development of the Egyptian civilisation.

A

KEY

21
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Initially, Egyptian kings were considered as – – – – – – – – – – – dash of gods.

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INCARNATIONS

22
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Gradually, the concept of kinship was modified – they were now considered as divinely appointed – – – – – – – – – – – – – – - of gods on earth.

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REPRESENTATIVES

23
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The concept of kinship is an early version of the – – – – space – – – – of – – –.

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Divine right theory of kingship

24
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Government and religion was – – – – – – – in ancient Egypt.

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INTERTWINED

24
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What does the divine right theory of kinship mean?

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According to this theory, the King the riot the right to rule directly from the will of God, and not from the consent of people.

25
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As the Egyptians believed that the kings of Fairoz weather – – – – – – – – dash of gods.

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Descendants

26
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The pharaoh was not only the dash dash dash dash dash of the state, but also – – –’ – representative on earth.

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Head, god’s

27
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Egyptian society was divided into – – – testing classes

A

Three

28
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The upper-class consisted of what members?

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Class consisted of members of the royal family rich landowners hi please and government officials

29
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The middle class consisted of ward members?

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The middle class was made up of merchants manufacturers artisans across persons God on repeat please also members of this class.

30
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The lower class consisted of what members?

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The lower class consisted of farmers and unskilled workers slaves were mostly prisoners of war but at the lowest level of society and had no right.

31
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What activities did the upper class families engage in?

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The upper-class family participated in hunting fishing and fouling expeditions

32
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Thanks scenes were often defected where?

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Hunting scenes often depicted on temple walls and Tombs

33
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What to the hunting scenes depicted tell us ?

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The hunting scenes of depicted on temple walls and tombs tell us about the powers of kings and nobles.

34
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Name all animals that hunted for their meat and skin

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Animals such as rabbit dear Ghazal Bull antelope hippopotamus lion and elephant 100 for the meat and skin

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