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Fact 1: Early images of the king were usually the slaughtering of prisoners of war.

Fact 2: The Royal Tombs are at Abydos and Saqqara.

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Narmer was the ruler of the Early Dynastic Period.

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Fact 1: Djoser (ruler) had his vizier and architect, design a massive stepped monument called the Step Pyramid.

Fact 2: Public works projects helped foster a sense of national identity for men and women who lived far away from each other.

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They were the rulers of the Old Kingdom.

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Fact 1:Pyramids were smaller and rulers were less rich.

Fact 2: Pharaohs strengthened their borders by building fortresses in the western and eastern delta.

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Mentuhotep was the ruler in the Middle Kingdom.

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Fact 1:The New Kingdom began with the Eighteenth Dynasty, famous for their rulers Hatshepsut and Amenhotep III.

Fact 2: Akhenaten's son, King Tut , lived to rule for only a few short years..

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 Amenhotep lll, Hatshepsut, and Ramses ll

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 Amenhotep lll, Hatshepsut, and Ramses ll

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They are all leaders of the New kingdom.

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Fact 1: Psamtik was an Egyptian king of Libyan descent.

Fact 2: Egypt would be ruled by foreign powers from the time of the Persian invasions until 1952 CE

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He is the ruler of the Saite and Late Period.

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Fact 1: After Cleopatra’s death, the Romans seized Egypt as its province and used her people to farm food for its troops.

Fact 2: Ptolemy gained control of Egypt, establishing a dynasty that lasted for nearly three hundred years.

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Cleopatra VII was the leader of the Greco Roman Period.