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Early Dynastic Period (3,000 - 2,650 BCE)

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Early Dynastic Period (3,000 - 2,650 BCE)

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Leader/Famous Person: Narmer

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

Fact 2: The ruler narmer was the first king of Egypt who peacefully unified the country at the beginning of the First Dynastic Period.

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Leader/Famous Person: Djoser and Khufu
Fact 1: The king was so powerful that they could mobilize a significant percentage of the population to move to Giza during the farming off-season and help build a pyramid.

Fact 2: Some public works projects helped the national identity among men and women who lived up to thousands of miles away from each other.

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Leader/Famous Person: Hykos

Fact 1: The middle class gained access to consumer items such as jewelry and books.

Fact 2: Scribes would copy stories and instructional writings of this time for thousands of years.

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Leader/Famous Person: Ramses 11

Fact 1: The Egyptians would constantly ask the pharaoh why he had not send them any presents of gold. And some of the lands did not realize that the Egyptians were using them.

Fact 2: A famous pharaoh Akhnaton set up a new religion worshiping a singles god called Aten.

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Saite And Late Period (712 BCE - 322 BCE)

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Saite And Late Period (712 BCE - 322 BCE)

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Leader/Famous Person: Alexandra The Great

Fact 1: The Saite kings emulated the traditions, art, and large private tombs of earlier times.

Fact 2: The Persians occupied Egypt twice until Alexandra The Great arrived in 332 BCE. Egypt would be ruled forgeion powers from the time of the Persian invasions until 1952 BCE.

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Leader/Famous Person: Cleopatra Vll

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.