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A larger-than-life Ramses II towering over his prisoners and clutching them by the hair. found in Memphis, Egypt, 1290–24 BCE

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Ramses II’s commitment to economic well-being, infrastructure, and grain distribution improved the lives of everyday Egyptians through multiple factors implemented

Economic Focus:

-Ramses II prioritized economic stability.

-He promoted agriculture, ensuring food production and distribution.

-Trade routes were safeguarded, fostering commerce with neighboring regions.

Grain Distribution:

-Implemented a system of grain distribution.

-During lean times, grain was distributed to the population.

Infrastructure for Welfare:

-Ramses II’s building projects extended beyond grand temples.

-He constructed wells, roads, and bridges, improving daily life.

-Infrastructure projects provided jobs for laborers.

-Workers received wages and contributed to the economy.

-The construction helped local economies.

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Rock painting Ramses II making an offering to Horus, at Abu Simbel. A temple that he constructed.

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Ramses II actively promoted traditional Egyptian religion.

-He worshipped Amun-Ra and commissioned numerous temples.

-These religious practices influenced daily life for ordinary Egyptians.

-Temple rituals, festivals, and offerings were common.

-The construction of temples provided jobs and fostered community.

-His commitment to the people and the gods was commended.

-Ramses II’s Authority and polices are mainly amplified through his infrastructure projects, religious beliefs and will to rule.

-He was so dedicated that people started considering him a god and when he died at 90 people knew him as their only pharaoh, causing them to think that the world would end.

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Head and upper body of pink/grey granite monumental statue of Ramses II, it is estimated to be 3200 years old and it is 12.5 feet in height (3.81 metres).

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an outline of the pharaoh and their reign

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Pharoah Ramses II the Great third king of the 19th dynasty of Egypt, whose reign (1279-13 BC) was the second longest in Egyptian history.

-Ramesses II was born in 1303 BC and died in 1213 BC, he lived an impressive 90 years and had over 150 children and over 200 wives.

-His father was Seti I and his mother was Tuya and his siblings were Henutmire, Princess Tia and Nebchasetnebet.

-After Ramses II died his body was buried in the valley of kings in luxor.

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The Temples at Abu-Simbel Built 1264 – 1244 BCE One of Ramses great  infrastructure projects.

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Ramses II, left an enduring legacy through major infrastructure projects. Most Notably:

-Abu-Simbel Temples: Carved into cliffs, these sandstone temples honored sun gods Amon-Re and Re-Horakhte.

-Their elaborate art reflects Ramses II’s reign as an artistic pinnacle.

-Karnak Temple Complex: Ramses II expanded this vast temple.

-contributing to the Hypostyle Hall and other sections. It was dedicated to the god Amun-Ra.

-Ramesseum: Ramses II’s own temple featured a massive limestone statue of himself holding the crook and flail.

-Despite being in fragments, it symbolized divine authority and eternal life.

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A rock painting of Ramses II at the Battle of Kadesh, found at his funerary temple in Luxor. 

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-Ramses II inherited a military background from both his father, Seti I, and grandfather, Ramesses I.

-He engaged in many military campaigns to expand and protect Egypt’s territory.

-most famously the battle of Kadesh where Ramses led his army into battle in an attempt to recapture Kadesh from the Hittites (an eastern European civilization) and claim more territory in Syria.

-The battle ended in the oldest known peace treaty ever.

-His efforts and military campaigns maintained Egypt’s status as a regional power.

-His reign left an impact on national relations and contributed to the stability of the Egyptian empire.

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Star 1 - The setting out is very neat and very aesthetically pleasing.

Star 2 - The information being in dot points makes it easy to read and make sense of.

BONUS Star - The colours and background are very appealing and it's probably one of the better Padlet "setting outs" I've seen.

Wish 1 - The information is very informative but the grammar could use some work.

Wish 2 - The information being in dot points, while useful may end up in leaving out some details.

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Star 1 - Amazing layout of the Padlet with headings.

Star 2 - Accurate images and captions.

Wish 1 - You can only do one example. For the building box there is multiple examples when there only needs to be one.

Wish 2 - The information is in dot points so it ends sentences prematurely. This is only really present in the building box of the Padlet though.