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What age was the stone age followed by? The Bronze Age.
Bronze is made by combining these two metals. Copper and Tin.
This metal is harder than copper and holds an edge much longer. Copper.
The Bronze Age was an age of great invention. These seven thing were invented in that age. The wheel,plow,writing,money,cities,armies and chariots
When writing began in the Bronze Age this marked the end of this age and the beginning of this other age. End of Prehistoric times and the beginning of Ancient times.
In Mesopotamia lasted from roughly 4000 BC to the beginning of the Iron Age around this year. 1000 BC
The worlds first civilization arose in between these two rivers in Mesopotamia. Tigris and Euphrates.
Not long after the first civilization arose civilization then spread west to this river valley in Egypt. The Nile River Valley.
Egyptians probably learned about irrigation, the plow,writing,and other technologies from this area. Mesopotamia.
This place is said to be the "Gift of The Nile" because the river provided irrigation water, fertile soil due to floods, and easy transportation by boat. Egypt.
The land of the living is on the ----- bank where the sun rises. East.
The land of the dead is on the ---- bank where the sun sets. West.
Egypts two main geographical features are the... The Nile River and The Sahara Desert.
The desert provided natural barriers to enemies allowing the ancient Egyptian civilization to last for this many years. The longest in history. 3000
Ancient Egyptians had a ---------- religion meaning worshiping more than one god. Polytheistic.
Ra was the god of the sun and the creator of ------. Life.
Osiris was the god of --------. Rebirth
The struggle between Osiris and his evil brother Set represented the constant struggle between these two forces. Good and Evil.
------ is Egypts modern day capital city. Cairo.
The ancient Egyptians developed a ----- day calendar based on the solar year. 365
The ancient Egyptians calendar was adopted by the ---------- Empire and became the calendar we use today. Roman
---------- were kings of ancient Egypt who were worshiped as gods. Pharaohs
Pharaohs wealth came from the bountiful agriculture made possible by the -------. Nile.
Ramses 11 or Ramses the great was a warrior as well as a -------- of great temples and statues. Builder.
Queen Hatshepsut was the ------ important woman ruler in history. First.
--------- was the last queen of the thirty one dynasties of Egypt, Cleopatra.
The best known Pharaoh is ---------------- who died at age 18. Tutankhamen.
King Tuts unplundered tomb in the -------, the only tomb of a pharaoh found intact. 1920s
King Tuts tomb contained fantastic riches, over ------- objects in 4 rooms 5000
As societies grew larger ------------ became necessary to provide an orderly way to make decisions. Government
-------------- is a government based on rule by a royal family or dynasty. Monarchy
-------------- is a government based on rule by the people. Democracy
--------------- is a government in which one person takes control of a nation usually with help from the military. Dictatorship
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