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IC4 Ancient Egypt

QuestionAnswerClaim- ExamplesReasons Evidence/Thinking
Stable Food Supply A civilization produces enough food to feed its people. Farming and other methods help provide a steady source of food. Straw and Water They needed a large amount of straw and water to last them.
Social Structure A civilization has different groups of people with different jobs, roles, and levels of status. The slaves The slaves when they are working together to farm and build
Government A civilization has leaders and systems for making decisions, creating rules, and organizing society. Premises Pharaohs are the most powerful people in Egyptians society.
Religion A civilization has beliefs and practices about gods, spirits, or other religious ideas. Pyramids Pyramids were built for pharaohs as a tomb.
The Arts A civilization creates art, music, literature, architecture, or other forms of creative expression. Statues To represent who they are.
Technology A civilization develops tools, methods, and inventions to solve problems and make tasks easier. Pick axes To help build the statues and building like pyrimds.
Writing A civilization uses written symbols to record information and communicate ideas. Symbols Egyptians used symbols to represent words and sounds.
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