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Early Dynastic Period (3,000-2,650 BCE) 

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Early Dynastic Period (3,000-2,650 BCE) 

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Fact #1: The capital of Egypt was Memphis.

Fact #2: Egypt was entirely conquered under one king (Narmer).

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Fact #1: Egypt was saved from a seven year famine when the rebuilding of Temple of Khnum was built.

Fact #2: Egypts power was extended to south (of Aswan) and north (of Sinai).

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Pyramids and Sculptures of the Old Kingdom Egypt.

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Fact #1: Pyramids were smaller and leaders were less wealthy.

Fact #2: Scribes would copy stories and writings (great literature).

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Mentuhotep (Ruler of Egypt in the Middle Kingdom).

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Fact #1: Lands didn’t notice Egyptians were using them and constantly asking for gold from the pharoah.

Fact #2: There was a short lasting, new religion worshiping a god named Aten.

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Fact #1: The Assyrians invaded Egypt 663 BCE. (By distracting them out of their homes and of Egypt taking over.)

Fact #2: Persians took over Egypt twice until Alexander the Great came.

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Assyrians taking over Egypt

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Fact #1: Ptolemy conquered Egypt, giving a dynasty that lasted for three hundreds of years.

Fact #2: After Cleopatra’s death, the Romans seized Egypt and used her people as farmers to feed their troops.

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Cleopatra (Ruler of Egypt in Greco Roman Period).