Section 3 - The Egyptian Empire Flashcards
When did pharaohs lose control of Egypt?
2300 B.C.
In about 2300 BC where did a new dynasty of pharaohs created a capital?
Thebes
This began the middle Kingdom a time of stability prosperity and what?
Achievement
Egypt took control of other lands in forest concord people to send _________or forced _________
In this way, Egypt increased its ________
- tribute
- payments
• riches
During the___________ kingdom, the arts,____________, and ____________blossomed.
- Middle
- literature
- architecture
The middle Kingdom ended when_________ attacked and____________ Egypt
- Hyksos
* Conquered
The Hyksos rolled until around 1500 BC, when the Egyptian prince _________lead a revolt to drive the _______out of Egypt
- Ahmose
* Hyksos
Why do you think arts literature and architecture flourish during the middle Kingdom?
!!!!!! DISCUSSION !!!!!!!!!
• it was a period of political stability and economic prosperity.
During the new Kingdom., Egypt grew________ and more ________
- Richer
* powerful
__________ was one of the few Women to rule Egypt.
• Hatshepsut
_________ grew during Hatshepsuts reign
• Trade
Traders exchanged beads,_______,and weapons for Ivory, wood,________, and incense
- tools
* leopard skins
Trade made Egypt_________
• wealthier
Thutmose 3 became Pharaoh after ___________ death
•Hatshepsut
Thutmose __________ more land, and Egypt grew__________ from tributes
- conquered
* richer
_________ became common during Thutmoses reign
• slavery
Slaves had some_______
• rights
They could own land ,______, and eventually obtain _______
- marry
* freedom
How was Hatshepsut unlike other pharaohs?
!!!!!!!! DISCUSSION!!!!!!!
• focused on trade instead of military conquests
Ahmenhotep IV (4) came to power in _______ __
•1370 B.C.
Who felt priests were gaining too much power ?
• Ahmenhotep
He introduced a new religion with only ____ god, ___
- one
* Aton
Priests who did not follow the new religion were _________ _________ ________
- removed
- from
- power
Most Egyptians refused to _______ the new religion
• accept