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Egyptian Art had a lot of influence on Western Art. Egyptians were the first to ever create portraits of individuals. Pharaohs were always the largest image in the painting. They also used the same mixed perspective found in stone age art.

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-They developed a new method of measurement (Cubits).
-Also measured time. A day was a 24 hour division. They created a solar calendar, which was the first one to feature 365 days in 1 year.

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Women had as many rights as men except for ocupations, but that was the only diference. There weren't many female rules but the ones who were phraraohs like Cleopatra or Hatshepsut.

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The phraohs were the rulers of the entire ancient egypt. The pharaoh was declamed by the family. Some famous ones were Cleopatra, TutanKamon, Ramses and Amenofis.

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The ancient politic was directed by the pharaohs.

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Ancient Egypt's history is are three major periods and 2 "intermadiates"

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The food that they ate was a mixture of fish and some vegetables and fruits

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The ancient egypcians developed a revolucionary way of writting, the hieroglyphics. They also created a new language, and then another (hieratic) written in papyrus.

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The ancient Egypt socienty  had social cierachy. The pharaohs were the most important ones and the least importn citizens were the slaves and the farmers.

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Lasted for about 3,000 years.
It's one of the most powerful and iconic civilazation in history.

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Polithesim is the religion  that the egypcians adapted, it is based on the beliving in many gods that are that are the representation of thing.

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Ancient Egypt went as far north as Syria, and as far south as Sudan. It was surrounded by the Western and Eastern deserts, that protected people in Egypt from foreign attacks. The Nile River was called "the giver of life".