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“As a ruler of a United Kingdom , one of the Phoaraos most important titles was “The lord of the two lands.”

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the civilization remained essentially the same until around 30 BCE. Then control of the land fell to a series of Roman Emperors.

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“The journey to the afterworld was considered full of danger. Travelling on a solar bark, the mummy passed through the underworld, which was inhabited by serpents armed with long knives, fire-spitting dragons and reptiles with five ravenous heads. Upon arriving in the realm of the Duat (Land of the Gods), the deceased had to pass through seven gates, reciting accurately a magic spell at each stop. If successful, they arrived at the Hall of Osiris, the place of judgement.”

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The dessert around Egypt helped Egypt have very few enemies Since if any counties wanted war they would have to go through a whole desert without food or water. Therefore they wouldn’t have enough energy to fight.

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At its mouth, the Nile fans out into a delta, forming a vast triangle of marshland.

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Ancient Egyptins depended on the Nile river as a source of water

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The Economy of Ancient Egypt by Instructomania

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The many achievements of the ancient Egyptians include the quarrying, surveying and construction techniques that supported the building of monumental pyramids, temples, and obelisks; a system of mathematics, a practical and effective system of medicine, irrigation systems and agricultural production techniques, the ...

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Only some of the people in the civilization has power. Only the Pharo has power with deciding bigger things.The pharo can pass laws easily, instead of it take a while. Also the Pharo can decide a law with out anyone liking it. The disadvantage for the people, the slaves have no say,and then as you go up in the hierarchy he more power you have .

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Rich Egyptians ate meat, and the roasted it over the fire in the morning

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They traded with other villages and foreigners to get more variety and better quality foods.

The Egyptians did not use money. Instead they took something to market to swap for the goods they wanted to trade.

The ancient Egyptians priced things using copper weights or rings.

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Ancient Egypt was located on the Nile River and had some of the most fertile land in the ancient world. Ancient Egyptians grew many crops, and because coins and paper money had not yet been invented, their economy depended on using their goods, mostly crops including grain, in a bartering system.

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Some disadvantages of the political system is that the pharaohs and wealthy people were treated better and had many more resources, but slaves and other poor citizens received the opposite. Although leaning a bit towards the advantages of the political system slaves had the right to live in ancient Egypt although they were still under punishment of a crime they committed, so therefore its only fair to the community if they were punished. (Rees, 1997)

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-The rulers of Egypt are considered Pharos
-Pharos were considered gods

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The ancient Egyptians traded goods instead of buying them. Money wasn’t as useful as recourses
The ancient Egyptians needed to quarry their stone when building

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The ancient Egyptians believed in the after life the process of this was once someone died they would mummify them then put a stick up their nose, pull out their brain and put it in a jar next to them and they would lay there with their spirits in the afterlife.

when the kings were put in there tombs they where

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What did the ancient Egyptians do for me? Patrick catel 2011 heinemann library

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The ancient Egyptians by rosemary Rees 1997 heinemann library

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The lunar calendar was then used for their religious festivals and rituals, but for their daily lives

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People with more power had more education and resources.

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They worshiped numerous deities, many of which took human form. Other gods had human bodies and the heads of birds or Animals.”

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-When children were small they played and slept most of the time. In wealthy families young boys learned to read before going to the temple school. In ordinary families children did not have any education. The boys helped their fathers and the girls helped their mothers.

-For the poor life was hard and the average life span was 36 years old.

-Powerful men such as the pharaoh had more than one wife. Most men had only one.

-For the royal family and the nobles, life was much less work and much more play

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Pharos,

Vizier,

Nobles,

Priests,

Scribes,

Soilders,

Perfisionals,

Farmers,

Fishermen,

Slaves

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The ancient Egyptians believed in the after life the process of this was once someone died they would mummify them then put a stick up their nose, pull out their brain and put it in a jar next to them and they would lay there with their spirits in the afterlife.

when the kings were put in there tombs they where

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Hieroglyphs: A hieroglyph (Greek for "sacred writing") the ancient Egyptian used

Calendar:”The lunar calendar was then used for their religious festivals and rituals, but for their daily lives”

Pyramids: the pyramid was made to buried the 4th dynasty pharaohs Khufu.

Irrigation : a way to supply water to crops

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The Nile river floods every year and provides silt and water to the crops (irrigation). It floods it’s banks every year, it waters a ribbon of rich land on either side. In the northern part of the Nile the Nile broke into many branches and emptied into the Mediterranean Sea. The annual flooding of the river, know as the “Inundation,” irrigated the crops and enriched the soil, making life possible. Majority of Egypt’s land is desert regarding the Nile river.

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“Civilization Past To Present, EGYPT” by: Kevin Supples, Copyright 2002, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC. And “ANCIENT EGYPT, A Place of Mud, A Highway of Water, A Hall of Two Truths” by: Linda Scher September 2009, KIDS DISCOVER.

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Ancient Egypt by Pamela dell 2013 compass point books

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Title: You Are In Ancient Egypt

Author name: Ivan Minnis

Copy right date: 200

Publisher name: raintree