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Why is Ancient Egypt remembered for? 

pharaohs, pyramids, hieroglyphics, mummies, and a religion that focused heavily on the afterlife.

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Who were the Pharaohs? 

Pharaohs were the rulers of Ancient Egypt

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What were the Ancient Egyptians' beliefs? 

They were polytheistic, which meant they believed in many gods and goddesses. 

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Instead of using the Alphabet, what did the Ancient Egyptians use? 

Symbols to represent words or sounds 

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Define Pharaoh

•the ruler of Ancient Egypt

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Where was Ancient Egypt?

Ancient Egypt developed in northeastern Africa along the Nile River.

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Not only were they political leaders but they were also

Religious leaders (Pharaohs) 

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Religion was connected to what? 

Nature, the sun, the afterlife, and the pharaoh. 

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Why did writing matter? 

Writing helped Egyptians record taxes, laws, events, names, religious ideas, and instructions for the afterlife

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Define Hieroglyphics

the Egyptian writing system using symbols

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Why did the location matter 

The Nile gave Egypt water, transportation, food, and rich soil for crops.

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What was the role of the Pharaoh? 

Pharaohs directed the government, managed large building projects, led armies, and were believed to help keep order in the land. 

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Some of the gods the Egyptians believed in were connected to what? 

The Sun, Death, Rebirth, Protection, and Judgment after death. 

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Where were Hieroglyphics written?

Carved on temples and tombs

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Define Polytheism

belief in many gods

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What did the Nile River have? 

Water, Fertile Soil, Transortaion, and Portection

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Why Pyramids? 

Pyramids were built as tombs for pharaohs and other important people. The pyramid represented wealth, power, and religious belief.

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Why Mumification? 

Ancient Egyptians believed life continued after death. Because of this, they tried to preserve the body

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Daily life in Egypt consisted of what? 

Farmers, Artisans, scribes, and leaders 

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Define Papyrus

writing material made from a river plant

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How did each factor of the Nile play a role in everyday ancient Egypt? 

Water- The Nile gave Egypt water, transportation, food, and rich soil for crops.

Fertile Soil- Flooding left behind rich black soil that was excellent for growing crops.

Transportation- Boats moved people and goods along the river.

Protection- Deserts around Egypt helped protect it from many invasions.

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What were Tombs filled with, and why? 

Tombs were filled with goods, treasures, and writings because Egyptians believed the dead would need these things in the afterlife.

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What were Hieroglyphics? 

the writing system of Ancient Egypt

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Why did Ancient Egypt matter and why is it remembered? 

Ancient Egypt matters because it shows how geography, religion, government, and culture can shape a long-lasting civilization. Egypt is remembered for its powerful rulers, large monuments, written language, and deep belief in the afterlife

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What is the big takeaway? 

Ancient Egypt was a powerful river valley civilization built along the Nile. It is remembered for pharaohs, pyramids, hieroglyphics, mummies, and a strong belief in the afterlife.