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Ancient Egypt moon's honors

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3100 BC   Menes starts the 1st Dynasty and unites upper and lower egypt  
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3100 to (2200) BC   Old Kingdom (6th dynasty)  
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2700 to 2500 BC   Pyramids (3rd and 4th dynasties)  
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2600 BC   largest pyramid built  
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owner of largest pyramid   Khufu  
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2200 to 2050 BC   1st intermediate period  
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2050 to 1800 BC   Middle Kingdom  
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Capital for New and Middle Kingdom   Thebes  
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1800 to 1570 BC   2nd intermediate period  
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1570 to 1090 BC   New Kingdom  
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1486 to 1468 BC   Hatshepsut  
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Importance of Hatshepsut   first female Pharoah  
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1396 to 1361   Amenhotep ( HEIGHT OF egypts empire!!!) (Largest egypts going to get)  
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1361 to 1353 BC   Amenhotep 4th  
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1352 to 1342 BC   King Tut  
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1290 to 1244 BC   Ramses the great (A.K.A. Ramses the 3rd)  
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1287 BC   Battle of Kadesh  
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1182 to 1151 BC   Ramses the 3rd  
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1050 BC to 31 AD   the pharoahs are not actually egyptians egypt is controlled by a whole bunch of other people  
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31 AD   last dynasty  
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Cleopatra   last Pharaoh  
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Ahkamenaton   tried to change from a polytheistic to a monotheistic religion  
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Imonhoptet   architect of first pyramid  
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Djoser   owner of the 1st pyramid  
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Hittites   fought at battle of Kadesh and signed a mutual aid treaty with egypt.  
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Ramses the Great (Ramses the 3rd)   known for peace treaty and his massive building programs  
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Howard Carter   FOUND KING TUTS Tomb intact!!!  
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Tuts tomb found   1922  
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Hyksos   Took over Egypt caused the 2nd intermediate period  
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# of symbols in Egyptian Hieroglyphics   600 to 700  
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Memphis   capital of Old Egypt  
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upper and lower egypt united by *blank* in *blank*   Menes 3100  
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height of Khufu's pyramid   481 feet  
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# of stones in Khufu's pyramid   2.3 million  
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Where Pharoahs were buried in New Kingdom   Valley of the Kings  
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Where the pyramids were built   Giza platuea  
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# of pyramids in all   80  
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the stone that brough Egyptian hieroglyphs back from the dead   Rosetta stone  
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the person who translated the Rosetta stone   Frances Chapone  
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Languages on Rosetta stone   Greek, Demotic (Common peoples hieroglyphs) (less fancy), and Egyptian holography  
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The direction the Nile flows   South to North  
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Delta   a low, marshy area of land that looks like the 4th symbol in the Greek alphabet  
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Ptolemaic   The belief that everything revolves around the Earth  
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Irrigation   diggins ditches to bring water to dry parts of land  
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Predynastic   Before the dynasties of Egypt  
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Pharoanic   The rulers of egypt  
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Supernatural   Above a natural force  
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Mystical   Inspiring wonder  
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Sensationalist   A person who beleives hoo ha without proper evidence  
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Reputable   Good reputation  
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Heretic   A person who does not believe the normal religion  
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incursions   An aggressive entrance into foreign territory; a raid or invasion.  
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retaliation   To return like for like, especially evil for evil  
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suzerainty   the position or authority of a suzerain  
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concubine   woman who cohabits with a man without being legally married to him. (Generally bears children) They exist so the king can still marry for peace treaties  
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obelisks   A tall, four-sided shaft of stone, usually tapered and monolithic, that rises to a pointed pyramidal top  
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mercenaries   Hired for service in a foreign army.  
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Start of flooding   Late June - Early July  
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End of flooding   October  
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Distance from Thebes to Memphis   550 miles  
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time to take an average trip   two weeks  
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the king of egypts gods   amon-Ra (the sun god)  
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akhenentan's god (Akhenentan was also amanhotep the 4th)   aton  
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Article #2 thesis   Egyptians were the greatest organizers the world has seen  
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Article #1 thesis   The Nile was the cornerstone of Egyptian life that provided necessities  
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Article #3 thesis   The new Empire was a time of mass expansion.  
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The core of egypts mercenaries   Nubians  
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The 2 things that had to survive to grant immortality   There body and there name  
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