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Ancient Egyptian History for Kids: Women's Roles

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Kids learn about the roles of women in Ancient Egypt including education, marriage, priestesses, rulers, under the law, fun facts, and typical jobs.

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1.there was a procession by family and friends at the final resting place.
2.some of the grave "goods" may have already been inside the tomb.
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Ancient Egypt for Kids - Sequence Chain: What happened after a body was mummified? - Ancient Egypt for Kids

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The mummification process took about 70 days. But once a body was mummified, the funeral could be held.

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1. Thutmose I, was buried in Valley of the Kings for 500 years.

2.  The most famous tomb in the Valley of the Kings is Pharaoh Tutankhamun.

3. Pharaoh Tutankhamun's tomb was filled with treasure, art, and the Pharaoh's corpse.

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Kids learn about the New Kingdom period of Ancient Egypt including the dynasties of the time, the rise and fall of the New Kingdom, temples and religion, the Valley of the Kings, and interesting facts.

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Fact 1: The national GDP ( the total of all value added created in an economy.) is $519,000,000,000.
Fact 2: The Nile floods allowing the Egyptians to grow and harvest crops
Fact 3: The 5 greatest exports are crude oil, petroleum products, cotton, textiles, and metal products.

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Fact 1- the most famous women pharaohs were Hatshepsut  and Cleopatra VII
Fact 2- Cleopatra was 18 when she became pharaoh and her own brother tried to kill her to take over the throne.
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Ancient Egyptian History for Kids: Women's Roles

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Kids learn about the roles of women in Ancient Egypt including education, marriage, priestesses, rulers, under the law, fun facts, and typical jobs.

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1. Women in ancient Egypt usually kept the house/area clean
2. These women also made food for the family and basically run the house.
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Ancient Egyptian History for Kids: Women's Roles

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Kids learn about the roles of women in Ancient Egypt including education, marriage, priestesses, rulers, under the law, fun facts, and typical jobs.

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1. Girls and Women tend to get married at 12 or 13.

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Ancient Egyptian History for Kids: Women's Roles

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Kids learn about the roles of women in Ancient Egypt including education, marriage, priestesses, rulers, under the law, fun facts, and typical jobs.

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Elizabeth Doss - Rise of the New Kingdom 

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Elizabeth Doss - Rise of the New Kingdom 

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1. Rise of the New Kingdom was also called Second Intermediate
2. Hyksos at the time was the ruler
3. The next ruler Ahmose (used to be ruler for lower Egypt & he was a ten-year-old) defeated Hyksos & reunited Egypt under one rule

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Kids learn about the New Kingdom period of Ancient Egypt including the dynasties of the time, the rise and fall of the New Kingdom, temples and religion, the Valley of the Kings, and interesting facts.

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Fact 1 - The mummy was placed in a coffin, if the person was wealthy enough to afford a one coffin.

Fact 2 - The mummification process took about 70 days.

Fact 3 - The Egyptians used natron to dry up the body

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Fact 1- The mummy was put in a coffin or a series of coffins after death.
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The role of Pharaoh are to be the controllers of the Egyptians. They controlled everything including the troops of Egypt and the resources. It also states that they were known as gods and were also religious leaders.

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One of the best-known pharaohs is Tutankhamen. He ruled in the 1300s bce, from about age 8 until he died 10 years later. Archaeologists found his tomb in 1922. In addition to his mummy, there was a gold mask of the pharaoh's face, jewelry, furniture, weapons, and other treasures buried in the tomb.

In the 1200s bce Ramses II ruled as pharaoh for about 67 years. He fought many successful wars. He also ordered many temples and statues to be built. Giant statues of Ramses II survive in Egypt today.

Ancient Egypt also had some female pharaohs. Many of them ruled with their husbands or for their young sons. Hatshepsut, however, ruled on her own as a pharaoh in the 1400s bce. Cleopatra is probably the most famous woman ruler of Egypt. Part of a line of pharaohs from Macedonia, she ruled from 51 to 30 bce. After her death the Roman Empire took over Egypt, and the rule of the pharaohs ended.

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The rulers of ancient Egypt were called pharaohs. The word pharaoh means "great house." It originally described the royal palace but later described the rulers themselves....