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1)The Nile River served as a source,water,transportation,irrigation,bathing.
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2)Successful civilization,Women had rights-legal contracts,own property,serve on jury's,wills,and sue people.
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3)Hieroglyphics-oldes writing over 2,000 characters
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4) 3 kingdoms-old,middle,new and royal family had to marry in the family.
1)These periods that took place in the 3 kingdoms were called intermediate periods.
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5)King Hammurabi-well known code of Hammurabi,wills,property,agreements,and divorce.
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·      The developments of growth took place in Mesopotamia which means “between rivers.”

1.     Priests would read the livers of chickens or lambs as a sacrifice.

2.     Priests controlled the irrigation systems.

3.     Mesopotamia was the very first civilization.

·      Mesopotamia was located between the Tigris River and the Euphrates River.

1.     The Tigris River forms the border between Syria and Turkey.

2.     Baghdad is built on banks of Tigris River.

3.     In 1954 the water level in the Tigris River rose over 8 meters.

·      Around 4,500 B.C., wandering people began settling along the Tigris and Euphrates River.

1.    The Euphrates River flows through Turkey, Syria, and Iraq.

2.    Most of the water in the Euphrates River is from melted snow and rainfall.

3.    The Euphrates has been important to people living along its course, for centuries.

·      The Mesopotamians built cities, some of which eventually held up to 40,000 people.

1.    Babylon was the capital of Mesopotamia.

2.    The ancient Mesopotamians had hundreds of Gods.

3.    The first cities in the world appeared in Mesopotamia in approximately 4,000 to 3,500 B.C.

·      Each city was considered a state or nation and were called city – states.

1.     As the Sumerian villages grew into large cities, and they formed city – states.

2.     These city – states often fought each other.

3.     They built walls around their cities for protection.

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*Egyptian men and women wore makeup.
1.They thought that the makeup would protect them from the gods of Horus and Ra.
2.They thought that it was magical.
3.The makeup was made of grinding ores like malachite and galena into a substance called kohl.

*The ancient Egyptians believed that when someone died, their soul left their body.
1.A mummy is the body of a person (or an animal) that has been preserved after.
2. The Egyptians believed in life after death.
3.Egiyptian Animals Were mummified the same way as humans.

*The Ancient Egyptians were scientists and mathematicians.
1.They invented and used many basic machines.
2.They used rope trusses to stiffen the beam of ships.
3.The characteristics of ancient Egyptians are indicated by a set of artifacts and customs that lasted for thousands of years.

*They used moldy bread to help with infections.
1.They believed that moldy bread would heal their infections,cuts,and scratches
2.Moldy bread has been used to disinfect cuts as far back as ancient Egypt.
3.The nation of Egypt was the most advanced in medicine in the ancient world.

*The living shared food with the dead
1.The tomb was designed as an eternal home for the mummified body and the ka spirit that lived beside it.
2.Within the tomb-chapel, food and drinks were offered on a regular basis.
3.ours of darkness were spent drinking and feasting by torchlight as the living celebrated their reunion with the dead.

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*Egypt has the largest arabic population in the world.
-The formal name of Egypt is the Arab Republic of Egypt.
-The Egyptian flag is similar to the flag of Syria.
-On average there is only about a inch of rain per year.

*The Great pyramid has vents pointing at the constellation of orion so that the mummy's spirits could fly straight up to the gods.
-In ancient Egypt everyone supported one of there favorite gods.
--It was believed that if a farmers wife was pregnant if the wheat barely grew t was a boy, if it grew a lot it was a girl, and if it didn't grow at all you would not give birth and most likely have a miscarriage.
-These predictions led to the making of the first calendar.

*Ancient Egyptians believed in very odd things.
-Ancient Egyptians believed they were made rom clay on a potters wheel by a river god by the name of khnum.
-Egypt in fact did not have the largest pyramid in the world.
-The oldest surviving work of mathematics was by the Egyptians.

*The last known hieroglyphic inscription was made in A.D.394
-Hippos were considered Bad omens.
-They were more dangerous than crocodiles and the had often capsized boats that were traveling through the Nile River.
--Ancient Egyptians could predict when the nile river would flood.

*To keep mummy nose for collapsing in the tombs the would stuff the nose with peppercorn.
-Toilets were included in ancient tombs.
-People would rub there bodies with mummy dust for there greatness.
-Egyptian men and women wore make up.

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*Egyptian men and women wear make up.
1.They wear it to protect their skin from the sun.
2.All the paintings they made were used as eye make up.
3.Eye make up was very elaborate.
*They used moldy bread to heal infections.
1.At first they couldn't find anything for infections.
2.It kills the bacteria in the wounds.
3.The mold contains penicillium.
*Egyptian women didn't have social equality with men.
1.The equals of men in every area occupations.
2.Omen were equal to men in almost every area.
3.Men held positions of authority such as king, governor, general, and a man was considered the head of the household.
*Ancient people play bored games.
1.They played bored games when they had nothing to do.
2.Senet was the most popular to egypt.
3.It was played by two people.

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1. Early Egyptians were one of the first civilizations to invent writing.
2. The Ancient Egyptians loved mathematics and reading.
3.They played board games in there spare time.

1.The women could sue people etc.
2. The women could own land and properties
3. They wore makeup as protection.

1. They say that king tut was killed by a hippo
2. They said his body was ripped up.
3. He was found in the water where hippos live

1. They played a important role in the bible
2. they never wore there hair down
3. They used moldy bread to help with infections

1. They stood as one of the most advanced civilizations
2. They made unique arts and portraits
3. There is still more paintings but they just haven't discovered them yet

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* The Second Dynasty was established after a period of political strife.
1. Hotepsekhemwy was the founder of the 2nd dynasty.
2. The kings of the second dynasty were Hotepsekhemwy, Nebra, Raneb, Ninetjer, Seth - Peribsen & Khasekhemwy.
3. Nebra was the direct successor of Hot Epsekhemwy and its believed they jointly ruled ancient Egypt for a period of time.

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* The Early Pynastic Period in Egypt was the beginning of the historical era of the country.
1. The regions of Egypt were united as one country under a centralized government.
2. The title "pharaoh" was not used during this period; rulers were known as "kings" and "your majesty".
3. Writing, arts & sciences were developed.
* During the Early Dynastic period there were huge changes in the cultural, religious & political evolution..
1. Hieroglyphic writing was developed.
2. Writing material using paprus was invented.
3. Ancient Egyphians moved from small villages & joined larger communities.
* Historians divide Ancient & Egyphian history into 3 dynasties.
1. The Kings of the Early Dynastic period consisted of the 1st & 2nd Dynastic who ruled for approximately.
2. The names of the kings from the first thru fifth dynasty are recorded on black basalt table, known as Palermo stone.
3. A dynasty consisted of succession of kings from the same family who succeeded each other on the throne by right of inheritance.
* The first Dynasty was started with King Narmer.
1. He is credited with founding the first dynasty of kings & the unification of Egypt.
2. He established memphis in lower Egypt as the capital of Egypt.
3. He was also associated with the title "King Scorpion".
* The Second Dynasty was established after a period of political strife.
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1.Egyptian men and women wear makeup.

-They wear to protect their skin from the sun.

-All the paintings they make the egyptians wear eye makeup.

-Eye makeup was very elaborate and used as early as 4000 B.C.

2.They used moldy bread to heal infections.

-At first they couldn’t find anything to heal the infections.

-It kills the bacteria in the wounds.

-The mold contains Penicillium fungi.

3.Ancient Egypt women never enjoyed social equality with men.

- The equals of men in every area except occupations.

-Women were equal to men in almost every area except for jobs.

-Men held positions of authority such as king, governor, general, and a man was considered the head of the household.

4.Ancient people play board games.

-They played board games when they were want to have fun.

-Senet was the most popular in Egypt.

-It was played by two people, either on elaborate carved and inlayed boards like the one found in Tutankhamen's tomb.

5.An Egyptian father named his newborn daughter “Facebook”.

-It was to honor the social media site’s role in Egypt’s revolution.

-Facebook was used to organize the initial January 25 protest in Tahrir Square.

-The military government has also started using Facebook to try and reach out to Egyptian youth.

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-During the third and fourth dynasties, Egypt enjoyed a golden age of peace and prosperity.
1. The pharaohs held absolute power and provided a stable central government.
2. Around 2630 B.C., the third dynasty’s King Djoser asked Imhotep, an architect, priest and healer, to design a funerary monument for him.
3.  The result was the world’s first major stone building, the Step-Pyramid at Saqqara, near Memphis.

- King Menes founded the capital of ancient Egypt at White Walls.
1. The capital would grow into a great metropolis that dominated Egyptian society during the Old Kingdom period.
2.  To the ancient Egyptians, the king was a godlike being, closely identified with the all-powerful god Horus.
3. The earliest known hieroglyphic writing also dates to this period.

-After the last ruler of the 11th dynasty, Mentuhotep IV, was assasinated, the throne passed to his chief minister.
1. . A new capital was established at It-towy, south of Memphis, while Thebes remained a great religious center.
2. . The 12th dynasty kings ensured the smooth succession of their line by making each successor co-regent.
3.  The kingdom also built diplomatic and trade relations with Syria, Palestine and other countries.

-Around 1650 B.C., a line of foreign rulers known as the Hyksos took advantage of Egypt’s instability to take control.
1. The Hyksos rulers of the 15th dynasty adopted and continued many of the existing Egyptian traditions in government as well as culture.
2.They ruled concurrently with the line of native Theban rulers of the 17th dynasty, who retained control over most of southern Egypt.
3. Conflict eventually flared between the two groups, and the Thebans launched a war against the Hyksos around 1570 B.C.

-Under Ahmose I, the first king of the 18th dynasty, Egypt was once again reunited.
1. During the 18th dynasty, Egypt restored its control over Nubia and began military campaigns in Palestine.
2. The country went on to establish the world’s first great empire, stretching from Nubia to the Euphrates River in Asia.
3. Upon Akhenaton’s death, the capital returned to Thebes and Egyptians returned to worshiping a varity of gods.

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1).A Pharaoh never let his hair be seen he would always wear a crown or a headdress
1-They never let the people see their hair because they had their head shaved.
2-in Egypt believed that having body hair was not clean and ugly.
3-A kings shaven head worked both   maintaining health and worked with   cultural function.
2).Both Egyptian men and women wore makeup.
1-They believed gave them the protection of the gods Horus and Ra.
2-Prevented burning in the sun and damage from the sandy winds.
3-And they also wore it because their eye color.
3.) Early people's medicine included the use of mouldy foods or soil for infections because the medicnince we use now isn't wasn't created back then.
1-They had to use those things because back in the olden days their weren't many doctors
2- They weren't as advanced as it is right now so they used their resources that had back then.
3- They used those things because back then they thought they would heal them but instead it made it worse.
4).Rich Egyptians wore wigs while the other classes would wear their hair long or in pig tails.
1-They wore wigs because they had shaved their heads.
2-They would wear them like long because they weren't really conceder royalty .
3-Wigs were a sign of rich
5).Egyptian’s believed that the earth was flat and round (like a pancake) and that the Nile flowed through the center of it.
1-They thought it was flat because they were advanced as it is right now so they would go what they would see.
2-They believed what other people went by.
-3They didn't do the research themselves so they just thought it was flat .

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*Early Egypt were also ones to invent a way of writing.
1.Their creation of writing was a little bit different from Mesopotamia.
2. It was more picture like,they used horses and donkeys.
3. You can see clearer pictures unlike the Mesopotamia writing.

*The pharaoh kept his hair covered.
1.Most Egyptians shaved their head.
2. So most people didn't have any hair to cover.
3.Some would wear wigs after they shave their head.

*They used moldy bread to help infections.
1.Moldy bread was kinda like their medicine.
2.They didn't have medicine back then so they had to use what they had.
3.They would take the bread and rub it over the area that was infected.

*The Early Egyptians loved board games.
1.They didn't really have anything else to do.
2.These board games were very simple.
3.Usually made of sticks and rocks.

* Egyptian women had a wide range of rights and freedoms.
1.They believed women should have the rights.
2.But as time went on the law disappeared for lots of years.
3.After the law was gone, it came back.

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*Along with King Tut, perhaps no figure is more famously associated with ancient Egypt than Cleopatra VII.                                                         1.But while she was born in Alexandria, Cleopatra was actually part of a long line of Greek Macedonians originally descended from Ptolemy I, one of Alexander the Great’s most trusted lieutenants.                                                              2.The Ptolemaic Dynasty ruled Egypt from 323 to 30 B.C., and most of its leaders remained largely Greek in their culture and sensibilities.

3.While they may have been publicly and socially viewed as inferior to men, Egyptian women enjoyed a great deal of legal and financial independence.                                                                                               *They could buy and sell property, serve on juries, make wills and even enter into legal contracts.                                                                     1.Egyptian women did not typically work outside the home, but those who did usually received equal pay for doing the same jobs as men.

2.Surprisingly little is known about the life of the boy pharaoh Tutankhamen, but some historians believe they know how he died. 3.Scans of the young king’s body show that he was embalmed without his heart or his chest wall.                                                                           *This drastic departure from traditional Egyptian burial practice suggests that he may have suffered a horrific injury prior to his death.

1.According to a handful of Egyptologists, one of the most likely causes for this wound would have been a bite from a hippopotamus.  2.Evidence indicates that the Egyptians hunted the beasts for sport, and statues found in King Tut’s tomb even depict him in the act of throwing a harpoon.                                                                                                           3.If the boy pharaoh was indeed fond of stalking dangerous game, then his death might have been the result of a hunt gone wrong.                                                                          *Vanity is as old as civilization, and the ancient Egyptians were no exception.                                                                                                                     1.Both men and women were known to wear copious amounts of makeup, which they believed gave them the protection of the gods Horus and Ra.                             2.These cosmetics were made by grinding ores like malachite and galena into a substance called kohl.                    3.They believed women should have rights.                                 *The Early Egyptians loved bored games.                                1. They didn't have anything else to do.                                        2. These bored games were very simple.                                         3. Mostly made of sticks and rocks.

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*The Egyptians believe in after life.
1. The gods would guid them to the afterlife.
2. The "other world" would have monsters and evil.
3. A book would be put in the arms of the dead the book would have spells on it to fight off evil.
*Cats were very popular at this time.
1. the penalties for injuring a cat were severe.
2. they held cats at the highest esteem.
3. they worshiped a cat goddess whom they called Bastet.
*They worshiped great gods.
1. Nut is the god that symbolizes the sky.
2. Shu is the husband of Tefnut and the god of wind and air.
3. Geb was the god of the earth.
*They ate from the Nile.
1. They ate a lot of fish.
2. They some times ate bread.
3.

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*The Egyptians depended on the Nile River.
1.The water kept surrounding areas fertile for crops.
2. This allowed them to grow wheat, papyrus, and other crops that were. Central to their culture and economy.
3. This river also assisted them with trading materials.

*They didn't always use money as currency.
1.They didn't start using money until the 5th century BC.
2.The very first form of currency was stacks of grain.
3. Then they used metal as currency.

*These people used hieroglyphics as their written language.
1. Even the word hieroglyphics means “sacred engraved letters”.
2.Hieroglyphs were used until the 4th century AD.
3. It was not until the 1820s that they were fully deciphered by the French linguist Jean-François Champollion.

* The Egyptians invented things like toothpaste.
1. They used pumice, ashes of ox hoover and burnt eggshells to make toothpaste.
2. They used their finger as a toothbrush.
3. The first toothbrushes didn't appear until in China around 1600 BC.

*Their favorite pastime was board games.
1.They played several games including “Mehen” and “Dogs" and Jackals”.
2. The most popular was a game of chance known as “Senet".
3.These games were so popular that some Egyptian
pharaohs had board games buried with them in their tomb.

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*They have a new kingdom called the power.
1.Egypt reached the pinnacle of its power in the new kingdom, during the ramesside period.
2.Where it rivaled the Hittite empire Assyrian empire Mitanni.
3.Empire after which it entered a period of slow decline.
4.For almost 30 century from its unification around 3100 BC .

*Ancient Egypt use objects for things in Alexander.
1.To its conquest by alexander the great in 332 B C.
2.Ancient egypt was the preeminent civilization in the Mediterranean world.
3.The main sources of information about ancient egypt are the  many monuments.
4.Objects and artifacts that have been recovered from archaeological.

*Men and women wore makeup.
1. Never let his hair be seen he would always wear a crown or a headdress called a nemes, it made famous by Tutankhamen golden mask.
2.In order to deter flies from landing on him Pepi  ll of Egypt alway kept.
3.Both Egyptian men and women wore makeup - eye paint was usually green.
4.Oringinlly the makeup was used as a protection from the sun.

* Ancient did not begin in the 20th century, and wore different kinds of cloth.
1.While the use of antibiotics did not begin in the 20 century early folk medicine, and food or soil for infections.
2.Egyptian children wore no clothing at all unit they were teens, and men wore skirts  while women wore dresses.
3.Rich Egyptian wore wigs while other classes would wear their hair long or in pig tail.
4.Until 12 Egyptian boys wore there hair shaved and sometimes they would have a little bit of hair on the sides.

*The sphinx is known for the sketches over 60 years ago, before the war between British and German.
1.Its known for the destroying the nose there sketches of the sphinx without a nose 1737 over 60 years.
2.Before the Napoleon reached the Egypt and hundred of year before the British and German armies.
3.The British and German armies of the two world war, the only person known to have damaged it was an Islamic.
4.The Islamic cleric who was launched 1378 for vandalism.

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*Men and Women wore makeup.
1)It was thought to have healing powers it
2)Also helped protect their skin from the sun
3)Ancient Egyptian eye makeup was very elaborate and used as early as 4000 B.C.
4)Eye makeup equipment has been found among the earliest burials of the pre-dynastic period and seem to have been essential items for the afterlife.
5)They believed that it will protect their skin from the sun and from the windy sand.

*Egyptian people used moldy bread to help with their infections
1)Before the discovery of antibiotics, people frequently died from illnesses.
2)Before doctors often couldn’t help people who got blood poisoning after they cut or scratched themselves.
3)The moldy bread is packed with fungi and bacteria that effectively kill the species that cause the infection.
4)In 1928 people stopped using moldy bread to heal cuts.

* Cats were considered sacred in Ancient Egypt.
1)he penalties for injuring or killing a cat were
severe.
2)They worshiped a cat Goddess
3)Often represented as half feline, half woman, whom they called Bastet
4)Praised for controlling vermin and its ability to kill snakes such as cobras, the domesticated cat became a symbol of grace and poise.
* The people invented a lot of thing.
1)Invented makeup
2)Invented black ink
3)Invented paper
4)invented water clock
*They used paper called papyrus.
1)Papyrus is first known to have been used in ancient Egypt
2)It was also used throughout the Mediterranean region and in Kingdom of Kush.
3)Papyrus is made from a plant that grows on the banks of the Nile River in Egypt.
4)Egyptians used the stem of the plant for several purposes like making mattresses, chairs and boats but the most popular use was making papyrus.

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1. Egyptian men and women wore makeup.
2. They used moldy bread to help with infections.
3. They were one of the first civilizations to invent writing.
4.The Ancient Egyptians were scientists and mathematicians.
5. Ancient Egypt plays a major role in the Bible.

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* The Ancient Egyptians kept the early Israelites as slaves.

1.They killed babies from one years old because the Egyptians feared that the Hebrew children will rises against Egypt.
2.After King Joseph died, the Israelites became slaves of Egypt.
3. Pharaoh made the Israelites build the pyramids in Egypt.

* The Egyptians went through 10 plagues.

1.God allowed 10  plagues on Egypt to let the Hebrew children go.
2.1 plague was turning the Nile River into blood, killing all organisms in it.
3.Another plague was death to the first born child unless the blood of a lamb was smeared over the door.

* The early Egyptians built the first pyramids.

1.The tallest pyramid is located in Egypt.
2.The Bent Pyramid located at Dahshur was the second pyramid built by Pharaoh.
3.The Great Pyramid of Khufu is the oldest and sole remnant of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
* Ancient Egypt played a big role in the Bible.

1.Not only it ways in the book of Exodus; it was in the book of Genesis.
2.Ancient Egypt is referenced in a majority of the books of the Bible.
3.Israel turned to Egypt when looking for a safe haven in a time of crisis.

* Ancient Egypt was founded in 3100BC.
1. It was founded by King Menes.
2.There were two civilizations of Ancient Egypt.
3.The first civilization of Ancient Egypt ended in 2686 BC.

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*Egyptian men and women wore makeup.
1)It was thought to have healing powers.
2)It helped protect their skin from the sun.
3)They believed gave them the protection of the gods Horus and Ra.
*They were one of the first civilizations to invent writing.
1)They also used ink to write and paper called papyrus.
2) The people carved onto stone walls.
3)The people painted them on the walls of the tombs.
*Ancient Egypt plays a major role in the Bible.
1)The Israelites were held captive there as slaves for many years.
2)Moses helped them escape and led them to the Promised Land.
3)Now under Joshua’s leadership, the Israelites were about to take possession of the Promised Land like God said they would
*The living shared food with the dead.
1) One's ancestors were seen as friendly powers in a world where one was beset by dangers.
2)When death came, as it inevitably did, the ancient Egyptian pharaohs and their relatives were ready for it.
3)Each had spent years preparing a lavish tomb stocked with everything they might need or want in the afterlife, including food, preserved for eternity.
*Few Egyptian men married their sisters.
1) We now know that while first cousin marriages were not uncommon, anything closer was as unacceptable then as it would be today, though men often married a deceased wife's sister.
2)Now we know that while first cousin marriages were not uncommon, anything closer was as unacceptable then as it would be today, though men often married a deceased wife's sister.
3)Marriages were most often between people of the same social class, but their seems to have been little regard given to race or even nationality.

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1.Egyptian men and women wore make-up to protect their skin from the sun
2.They used moldy bread to heal infections
3.Ancient Egypt women never enjoyed social equality with men
4.Ancient people enjoyed playing interesting board games
5.An Egyptian father named his newborn daughter “Facebook”

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1) The pharaoh kept his hair covered.
2) They formed one of the earliest peace treaties on record.
3) The workers were known to organize labor strikes.
4) The pharaoh was often over weight.
5) Both male and female egyptions wore makeup.

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1.Ancient Egyptians loved board games.
2.Egyptian women had a wide range of freedoms and rights.
3.Egyptian workers were known to organize labor strikes.
4.Egyptian pharaohs were often overweight.
5.King Tut may have been killed by a hippopotamus.

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* The Egyptians built the pyramids.
1- They were built to hold the Pharos and Queens when they died.
2- It took years to build one pyramid.
3- The first pyramid was ordered to be built by Pharaoh Khufu.

* The Egyptians wore makeup.
1- The men and women wore it.
2- The makeup would protect them from the sun.
3- They believed it had healing powers.

*The Egyptians mummified their rulers.
1- They would removed all organs except the heart and place them in Jars.
2- They surrounded them with jewels and riches for them in the afterlife.
3- Many traps were set in the pyramids to keep robbers out.

*The Egyptians were very cultural.
1- The government and religion were tied together.
2- Writing was important to them.
3- Cats were sacred in Egyptian culture.

*They started to fall in 700 B.C
1- Early Egypt was conquered by many both civilizations.
2- The military started to weaken, lack in resources, and shifting of Pharos all contributed in the end of Ancient Egypt.
3- The Romans invaded and took over ending  Ancient Egypt .

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* Egyptians built pyramids.
1. They built them as tombs for their pharos and queens.
2. They set them up with traps if anyone tried to rob the riches inside of them.
3. It took them about almost 10 years to build one.

* Egyptians made different methods to cure sickness.
1.  Medicine was practiced most often by priests, not doctors or physicians.
2. They would also use Mercury to cure certain illnesses.
3. Early Egyptians would used moldy bread to help cure infections.
4. There are a lot of other different methods they used.

* Egyptians are known to be very smart.
1. The Ancient Egyptians were scientists and mathematicians.
2. They also invented a type of writing called Hieroglyphics.
3. People believe they were so smart because there was not many distractions.

*It is one of six historic civilizations to arise independently.
1. They invented their own stuff.
2. They also built the Ancient Pyramids of Egypt.
3. Early Egypt was a very successful civilization.

*They "mummified" their pharos and queens when they died.
1. They would take out every organ except the heart and pull out the brain through the nose with a hook.
2. After they would fill up the body with salt or a type of special fabric.
3. They put it in a tomb surrounded  with treasures and traps for invaders.

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Egyptian men and women wore makeup.

1. The Egyptians believed it had healing powers.

2. They believed that it kept there skin safe from the sun.

3. They also believed that it gave them some beauty.

Cats were considered sacred in Ancient Egypt.

1. Some cats were even Egyptian gods.

2. Bastet was a lioness warrior goddess of the son throughout most of Egyptian history.

3.  The Egyptians built a statue that had the head of human and the body of a lion, they called it the sphinx and it protected pyramids.

.They used paper called papyrus.

1. They wrote on a paper called papyrus that they found at the nile delta.

2.  It is made from a plant that grows on the banks of the nile rivers.

3. The aquatic plant, cyperus papyrus can grow up to 15 ft tall.

They used moldy bread to help with infections.

1.  It was like an ancient antibiotic for Egypt.

2.  It worked in similar ways as penicillin does today with wounds.

3.  They used them on infected burn wounds.

Cleopatra was not Egyptian.

1. Her mother was most likely Egyptian.

2.  Her mother may have also had some Macedonian in her.

3. Cleopatra was most likely the only person in her dynasty that knew about her Macedonian.

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*Egyptian women had a wide range of freedom and rights.
1.In early egypt women could have the same rights as men.2.They could work outside but tipically the women had stayed inside. 3.They earned equal pay if they did the same jobs as men. 4.The could sell property get divorced and even enter into legal contracts.

*Men and Women wore makeup.1.They wore makeup to help protect them from the sun. 2.Makeup was seen to have healing powers.3. Ancient Egyptians wore glitter.4. The glitter was made from iridescent shells and beetles mixed with powder.5.They wore an abundance of makeup.

*They invented alot of things.
1.They invented makeup.
2. They invented paper.
3. They invented a water clock
4.They invented black ink.
5.They invented the calendar.
*Cats were very popular at this time.
1. They worshipped Cat goddess, half feline , half woman and they called them Bastet.
2. The main worship of Bastet was in northern egypt.
3. The cats were mummified the same way as humans.
*The three main crops were Wheat, flax, and papyrus.
1.They used wheat to make bread.
2.Flax was used to make linen cloth for clothing.
3.This was a plant they used for loads of stuff including paper, baskets,ropes and sandals.

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*Egyptian women had a lot of freedom and rights.
1. The women had the same rights as men.
2. The women earned equal pay.
3. The women could work outside.
*Egyptians are known to be very smart.
1. The Egyptians were scientists and mathematicians.
2. They invented a type of writing.
3. There were not as many distractions.
* They invented a lot of things.
1. They invented makeup.
2. They invented black ink.
3. They invented the calendar.
*Cats were very popular at this time.
1. They worshipped a cat goddess.
2. Cats were mummified.
3. The main worship of the cat goddess was in northern Egypt.
*They had three main crops, wheat, papyrus, and flax.
1. They used wheat to make bread.
2. Flax was used to make linen for clothing.
3. This plant was uses for loads of things including paper, ropes, and sandals.

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* A Pharaoh never let his hair be seen.
1.he would always wear a crown or a headdress called a Nemes.
2. There were periods where his head would be shaved.
3. The type of headdress had signifigance to a certain ritual.

*In order to deter flies from landing on him, Pepi II of Egypt always kept several naked slaves nearby whose bodies were smeared with honey.
1. Pepi II was the last ruler of Egypt's 6th dynasty.
2. Pepi II was 6 years old when he came into power.
3. He had the longest reign in Egyption history(90 years).

* Both Egyptian men and women wore makeup –
1. Eyepaint was usually green (made from copper) or black (made from lead).
2.The Egyptians believed that the makeup had healing power.
3.Originally the makeup was used as a protection from the sun – rather than for adornment.

*While the use of antibiotics did not begin in the 20th century, early folk medicine included the use of mouldy foods or soil for infections.
1.In ancient Egypt, for example, infections were treated with mouldy bread.
2. Carvings in temples prove that bees and honey were a part of Egyptian healing.
3. The gum from the Acacia tree was used for digestive problems.

*Egyptian children wore no clothing at all until they were in their teens. 1. The temperature in Egypt made it unnecessary.
2. Adult men wore skirts while women wore dresses.
3. They wore light clothes made of linen.

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*They were one of the first civilizations to invent writing.
1. The ancient Egyptians believed that writing was invented by the god Thoth.
2. They called their hieroglyphic script "mdju netjer."
3. The word hieroglyph comes from the Greek hieros which means sacred.
*Ancient Egypt plays a major role in the Bible.
1.Egypt is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible almost seven hundred times.
2.In biblical times Egypt was already an ancient civilization and the pyramids were thousands of years old.
3.Egypt and Israel shared a border in antiquity as they do today.
*Egyptian men and women wore makeup.
1.Both men and women wore distinct eye make up.
2.Their gods and goddesses were adorned with all these different types of cosmetics.
3.The Egyptian eye make up was extremely elaborate and created the almond eye look which has become synonymous with the Ancient Egyptians.
*They used moldy bread to help with infections.

1.The common cold, was prevalent, but one's symptoms would not have been treated with medicine.
2.Medicine is effective together with magic.
3.Many ancient cultures used molds, soil, and plants to treat bacterial infections.
*Cats were considered sacred in Ancient Egypt.
1.The penalties for injuring or killing a cat were severe.
2.They worshipped a Cat Goddess who they called Bastet.
3.The main center for the worship of Bastet was in northern Egypt.

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Early Egypt

1)Cleopatra was not Egyptian

2)The ancient Egyptians forged one of the earliest peace treaties on record.

3)Ancient Egyptians loved board games.

4)Egyptian women had a wide range of rights and freedoms.

5)Egyptian workers were known to organize labor strikes.
6)They were one of the first civilizations to invent writing.
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