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Early Dynastic Period (3,000 - 2,600 BCE)

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Early Dynastic Period (3,000 - 2,600 BCE)

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Fact #1: The nations of Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt became united under a king, which was later called a “Pharaoh.”

Fact #2: It's revealed mostly through archaeological remains such as stonework, jewelry, ceramics, weapons, and skeletal remains from early cemeteries.

The leader was "Narmer".  Narmer was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh of the Early Dynastic Period.

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Fact #1:  The old kingdom was also called “the Pyramid Age” and the King was powerful enough to make a significant amount of people move to Giza during the farming-off season and help build a pyramid.

Fact #2:  In the Third Dynasty, King Djoser had his vizier and architect, Imhotep, design a massive stepped monument called “the Step Pyramid.”

The King was Djoser. King Djoser has made many monuments with one of them being "The Step Pyramid".

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Fact #1:  The Middle Kingdom was a very great time of literature.  Scribes would copy the stories and instructional writings of this time for thousands of years hence.

Fact 2:   Middle kingdom Pharaohs strengthened borders by creating a fortress in the western and eastern delta, which kept Libyans from invading.

The leader was Mentuhotep ll. Deir-el-bahri was Mentuhoteps ll temple.

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Fact 1: The New Kingdom, usually called the “Empire Age,” began with the Eighteenth Dynasty, famous for such interesting and fascinating rulers as Hatshepsut and Amenhotep III.

Fact 2:  Akhnaton’s son, King Tutankamun, lived to rule for only a few short years.

There were many rulers but Amenhotep lV (Akhnaton)was one of them.

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Fact #1:  The Assyrians invaded Egypt in 663 BCE.  They drove out the Nubians then, distracted by many troubles at home, they left Egypt to its own devices.

Fact #2:  The Saite kings emulated the traditions, art, and large private tombs of earlier times.

The leader was Alexander the Great and he arrived in 332 BCE.

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Fact #1:  Ptolemy gained control of Egypt, establishing a dynasty that lasted for nearly three hundred years, concluding with the tragic story of Cleopatra.

Fact #2:   In 384 CE the Roman Emperor Theodosius effectively converted the Empire to Christianity.

The leader was Cleopatra Vll. She Philopator was queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt from 51 to 30 BC.