https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3 Please share the research you and your partner discovered. en-us 2018-01-11 14:53:05 UTC 2018-01-11 20:41:32 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220735918 Women could own property, run businesses, and borrow money. Poorer women help their husbands, and wealthier women manage servents. Women typically didn't become scribes or work in the government. They were almost equal to men, but not fully. They were taught life skills and homekeeping skills. They also wore makeup and sold perfume and clothing. Looks were still important to the Egyptians. Some women worked worled at courts to entertain people as well. They had the same legal rights as men. They can be pharaohs but it is not rare. The most famous pharaohs were girls. Cleopatra Vll and Hatshepsut. Women from high rankings sometimes became priestesses. There are powerful women goddesses as well. Women had many roles in the ancient Egyptian society. They had many rights, but still not as many as men.]]> 2018-01-11 18:48:10 UTC https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220735918 https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220735959 Women in Egyptian society were still given almost as many rights as men did but they were still viewed upon as a mother or a housewife to help their husbands. They would weave baskets and creat perfume as well as entertain but men were the only ones who could write. They would also serve as witnesses during court cases. Because of the political and economic rights Egypt had, Egyptian women were the most liberated females of their time. ]]> 2018-01-11 18:48:16 UTC https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220735959 https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220736036 The Pharaoh was the head ruler of Egypt, attended public rituals, and had to be called a man. They also declared war, made sure everything ran smoothly, and made laws. The Pharaoh was in charge of many large building project such as pyramids and many different and unique statues. The Pharaoh's job was passed down by relatives, usually from the father to the son. Women could be Pharaoh just like Hatshepsut and Cleopatra, but that was on rare occasion. The Pharaoh was the political and religious leader of Egypt. The Pharaoh was called "The Lord of Two Lands" because Egypt was split in two halves.]]> 2018-01-11 18:48:26 UTC https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220736036 https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220736267 The burial costumes and beliefs are "after seventy days, with solem ceremony tuthmosis was laid in a tomb with all the choice food and drinks, games and furniture, clothing and jewelry, and little clay servant fugires called shawabtis that could possibly be needed in the afterlife.". 

"The king would not actually be buried in the complex but in a tomb cut into the Rock of the cliffs behind it."
 "The monarch was traditionally male, in keeping the legendary first king of Egypt."]]> 2018-01-11 18:48:50 UTC https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220736267 https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220738060 Dynasty: A generation of ruling.
Hatshepsut was the first female to have the official female title, as well as being a extraordinary Egyptian ruler.
Hatshepsut reined till 1473 B.C.E - 1458 B.C.E
She built astonishing structures, advanced way past their time.
Hatshepsut wore not only female clothing, but the men's clothing as well.
Pharaoh Ahmose overthrew the foreign rules and founded the 18th dynasty 


]]> 2018-01-11 18:52:07 UTC https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220738060 dg007051 https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220738801 People who were famous and could afford it were carefully prepared wrapped and placed into a sarcophagus and on the region put in a special type of temple after they are put in a room it was filled with food, jewels, games, money, drinks and shawabtis. The reason for this is because they believed in an after life and wished it to be well for the pharaoh.]]> 2018-01-11 18:53:32 UTC https://padlet.com/dbloom/nnqamjwt3rd3/wish/220738801