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Hawkins K Unit Formative Geocolumns Org

This document provides information about ancient Egypt organized into different time periods: Old Kingdom (2700-2200 BC), Middle Kingdom (2050-1750 BC), and New Kingdom (1550-1050 BC). It includes brief descriptions of government, religion, and important leaders for each period. Additionally, it presents some key vocabulary terms and their definitions related to ancient Egypt. Short prompts are included for a student to fill in important details about each time period on topics like daily life, influential religious figures, what led to the decline of previous kingdoms, and factors that contributed to Egypt's rise and fall as an empire.

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Hawkins K Unit Formative Geocolumns Org

This document provides information about ancient Egypt organized into different time periods: Old Kingdom (2700-2200 BC), Middle Kingdom (2050-1750 BC), and New Kingdom (1550-1050 BC). It includes brief descriptions of government, religion, and important leaders for each period. Additionally, it presents some key vocabulary terms and their definitions related to ancient Egypt. Short prompts are included for a student to fill in important details about each time period on topics like daily life, influential religious figures, what led to the decline of previous kingdoms, and factors that contributed to Egypt's rise and fall as an empire.

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Ancient Egypt Ch.

11
Old

Middle

(2700-2200 B.C.)

New

(2050-1750 B.C.)

(1550- 1050 B.C.)

Government

Leaders

Religion

Economy

Acronym
E
G
Y
P
TI
A
N
S

Hieroglyphics
Space for your name written in symbols

Current Events

Leaders and Important


Names

VIPS 1 (Very Important Parts To Study) Ancient Egypt


Name:____________
The Nile River was important because

Civilization developed in ancient Egypt when

THE QUAD
Definition

5 for Focus

Picture/Image/Symbol

theocrac
y

Where in the World?

The Jell-O Space (where theres always room for other interesting info)

Ancient Egypt

VIPS 2
Life in the Old Kingdom was influenced by

This is how religion shaped life in ancient Egypt

Name

Horus
Re / Ra
(Amon-Re)

Osiris
Isis
Anubis
Set

Realm

Symbol

Image

VIPS 3
Name:_________

Middle Kingdom
Nobles takeover
Hyksos invade
*Sowhat happened to the Old Kingdom?

* The Hyksos

*How were they able to defeat the advanced ancient


Egyptians?

The Jell-O Space (where theres always room for other info I found
interesting)

VIPS 4

Name:__________
New Kingdom-The Rise of an Empire!

*These factors led to ancient Egypt reaching its height


and glory

*The leaders of the New Kingdom wanted to control


_________
___________________________________________________
because____________________________________________
___________________________________________________ .
All that goes up must come down.
*What actions or events made the New Kingdom weak?

The Jell-O Space:

Name:
________________________

New Kingdom
1550-1050
B.C.

Middle Kingdom
2050-1750 B.C.

Old Kingdom
2700-2200 B.C.
Menes unites Upper/Lower Egypt
Unification
3100 B.C.
Two Kingdoms created along Nile
3200 B.C.
Small villages/farming
begin along Nile
4500 B.C.

Ancient

Egypt

*Pyramid directions:
On the LEFT, fill in key points that correspond with the rise of ancient
Egypt. The dates are provided for you.
On the RIGHT give at least four dates and factors that
contributed to the fall of ancient Egypt.

** Use the inside of the pyramid to label or draw the


social hierarchy
of ancient Egypt.
The Nile River
provided rich
soil and a
water supply
for farming.

Development Chain
Nile River
Name:_______________

The Nile River


provided both
water and soil for
farming.

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