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Explain the afterlife beliefs and their impact on everyday life (everyday decision making and actions) supported with evidence from ONE sources (1 primary OR 1 secondary  source)  -

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Explain the afterlife beliefs and their impact on everyday life (everyday decision making and actions) supported with evidence from ONE sources (1 primary OR 1 secondary  source)  -

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Ancient Egyptians believed the soul had to journey through Duat (the underworld) to reach the Field of Reeds, a perfect paradise. Tombs were filled with valuables, food, and model boats to help along the way. The body was mummified, and the Book of the Dead included magical spells like invisibility for protection. The soul faced many trials before reaching the Hall of Judgment, where the heart was weighed against the feather of Ma’at. If pure, the soul entered paradise. If heavy with sin, it was eaten by Ammit, the Devourer. These beliefs shaped how Egyptians lived and prepared for death.

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Explain the afterlife beliefs and their impact on everyday life (everyday decision making and actions) supported with evidence from ONE sources (1 primary OR 1 secondary  source)  -

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Describe the steps in the journey to the afterlife,  supported with evidence from ONE ( 1 primary OR 1 secondary  source 

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Describe the steps in the journey to the afterlife,  supported with evidence from ONE ( 1 primary OR 1 secondary  source 

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Ancient Egyptians believed the soul’s journey to the afterlife began after burial with items like food, treasures, and the Book of the Dead. The soul traveled through Duat, using magical spells to survive. In the Hall of Judgment, it faced the 42 gods, confessing sins and undergoing the Weighing of the Heart against the Feather of Ma’at. If the heart was pure, the soul crossed the Lake of Flowers into the Field of Reeds—a paradise. If not, it was devoured by Ammit. Source: British Museum – Journey to the Afterlife https://www.britishmuseum.org/learn/schools/ages-7-11/ancient-egypt/journey-afterlife

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Describe the steps in the journey to the afterlife,  supported with evidence from ONE ( 1 primary OR 1 secondary  source

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Explain the Egyptian funerary practices, supported with evidence from TWO Sources  (1 primary AND 1 secondary source). You can present this as a Flowchart with images and descriptions.

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Explain the Egyptian funerary practices, supported with evidence from TWO Sources  (1 primary AND 1 secondary source). You can present this as a Flowchart with images and descriptions.

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Assess the significance of afterlife beliefs and practices for the Ancient Egyptian people. Support with evidence from TWO academic sources/ historians interpretations. 
Locate Historians’ Quotes to support your points for the judgement. 

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Assess the significance of afterlife beliefs and practices for the Ancient Egyptian people. Support with evidence from TWO academic sources/ historians interpretations. 
Locate Historians’ Quotes to support your points for the judgement. 

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How Significant Were Afterlife Beliefs to the Ancient Egyptians? The afterlife was central to Ancient Egyptian identity, influencing religion, politics, and daily life. Egyptians believed their actions during life affected their fate after death. This belief encouraged moral behavior, devotion to gods, and maintaining Ma’at (truth and balance). As Jan Assmann explains, “The Egyptian afterlife was not an illusion but a social institution deeply woven into culture” (Assmann, 2005). This shows how the afterlife shaped how Egyptians thought, acted, and prepared for death. Funerary practices like mummification, tomb building, and the use of the Book of the Dead were not only religious rituals but essential steps to eternal life. Zahi Hawass agrees, stating these practices “show their devotion to divine order” (Hawass, 2004). These ideas united all Egyptians—rich or poor—in a shared goal: reaching the Field of Reeds. Therefore, afterlife beliefs were deeply significant and helped structure all areas of Egyptian society.

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Assess the significance of afterlife beliefs and practices for the Ancient Egyptian people. Support with evidence from TWO academic sources/ historians interpretations. 
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Source Type APA7 Reference Primary Source Budge, E. A. W. (1895). The Book of the Dead: The Papyrus of Ani. British Museum. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7148 Primary Source Faulkner, R. O. (1990). The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead. Chronicle Books. Secondary Source Mark, J. J. (2016). Egyptians believed that life on earth was only one part of an eternal journey. World History Encyclopedia. https://www.worldhistory.org/article/885/ Secondary Source Shaw, I. (2003). The Complete Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt. Thames & Hudson. Historian/Academic Assmann, J. (2005). Death and Salvation in Ancient Egypt. Cornell University Press. Historian/Academic Hawass, Z. (2004). The Royal Tombs of Egypt: The Art of Thebes Revealed. Thames & Hudson.

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Assess the significance of afterlife beliefs and practices for the Ancient Egyptian people. Support with evidence from TWO academic sources/ historians interpretations. 
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2 stars

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Star: The padlet is presented in a nice and engaging way which makes me want to read it and look at it because it looks interesting.

Star: In the padlet there is good evidence from primary and secondary sources like images and links.

Wish: One wish could be to include quotes from famous archaeologists to show even more evidence.

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Star - The colours and background make it more appealing to read, and make me interested in reading more

Star - There is a lot of information that is helpful for helping me to learn more.

Wish - The layout of the posts where more spread out because it makes my eyes wonder

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Star - The answers are direct but thorough in their explanations

Star - The layout of the flowchart is very easy to understand and easy to read

Wish - The images should have explanations underneath them

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The flowchart had very good visuals and set a mood for the topic, which enhanced the feeling of reading the information was presented through the flowchart.

star: The information explained about the steps of the afterlife was in great detail and was supported by a source that showed where the info was from.

wish: I would recommend using different images than just wall paintings. Although the wall paintings do show a meaning, it gets repetitive over time,e and it would be good to see other visuals

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Wish = Add a description of what each image is

Star = Lots of information in each paragraph

Star = The Flow chart is very detailed

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Star - your background and images are easy to understand and read

Star - The flowchart is very easy to read

Wish - i wish that the layout could be better

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Star: Clear and relevant images that relate to the questions well and depict events that are then explained in the description.

Star: The information is to the point, has good quotes and uses key terminology.

Wish: Would be helpful to have captions for the images and to refer to the images when answering the questions.

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Star: Very good Pictures i can see them very clearly

Star: The language is very descriptive as i have a image in my head of what was goimg on

Wish: I wish that the layout was more spread out so that it is more clearly

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Star - Great images representing the writing well

Star - Great informative writing

Wish - more spread out

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star - lot's of colour and great photos

star - tones of info with lot's of good resources on the links

wish - spread out the pads they seem to over link

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Star - Well written with information being important

Star - Well presented with information

Wish - not so bunched