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    • [PDF File]Chapter 5 Ancient Egypt and Kush - Weebly

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      Chapter 5 Ancient Egypt and Kush Lesson 5.1 - The Nile River The Nile River Valley A. As empires were flourishing and falling in Mesopotamia, two new civilizations, _____ and were emerging in Africa, in the Nile River Valley. I. Valley Civilization a. The Nile River Valley was ideal for settlement because of its _____. b.

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      Ancient Egypt and Kush NAME_____ DATE _____ CLASS _____ Terms to Know theocracy a government in which the same person is the political and religious leader pharaoh ruler of ancient Egypt bureaucrat government official embalming the process of preserving dead bodies

    • [PDF File]The Kush in Ancient Nubia and Egypt

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      The Kush in Ancient Nubia and Egypt Around 5000 BCE, people began to migrate to the Nile River Valley and develop agricultural communities. Over time, these communities became the civilizations of ancient Egypt and Nubia. Lower and Upper Egypt lay to the north, from the First Cataract of the Nile to its mouth. Nubia

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      Ancient Egypt and Kush 5. Explaining Why was the Nile River important to early Egyptians? 6. Assessing How did the Nile River and nearby deserts help early Egyptians? 7. Comparing How did nearby rivers and deserts affect the development of Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt? Write details in the chart below. Comparing Civilizations Mesopotamia

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      Ancient Egypt and Kush 3,000 BCE-600 BCE NAME: _____ I. Egypt Under the Pharaohs A. The Nile River Valley 1. one of the world’s first big civilizations developed here 2. world’s longest river from East Africa to the Mediterranean Sea 3. the White Nile feeds it from Lake Victoria

    • [PDF File]Ancient Egypt and Kush Section 5 - Weebly

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      Ancient Egypt and Kush Section 5 ... At times Kush and Egypt were at war. Around 1500 BC, Thutmose I invaded Kush and left the palace at Kerma in ruins. Kush became MAIN IDEAS 1. The geography of early Nubia helped civilization develop there. 2. Kush and Egypt traded but they also fought. 3.

    • [PDF File]Ancient Egypt and Kush - 6th Grade Social Studies

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      Egypt is made up of two kingdoms c. 3100 B.C. Narmer unites Egypt N i l e R. Memphis 5000 5000 BB..CC. 4000 . 4000 BB..CC. 3000 . 3000 BB..CC.. 156 CHAPTER 2 • Ancient Egypt and Kush Irrigation History Social Science Standards WH6.2 Students analyze the geographic, political, economic, religious, and social structures of the early ...

    • [PDF File]Nile’s Fertile Shore

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      34 Ancient Egypt and Kush Name Class Date Ancient Egypt and Kush History and Geography Nile’s Fertile Shore Each year Kushites eagerly awaited the fall when the Nile would flood. The people of Kush depended on agriculture for their food. The Nile’s floods allowed the Kushites to plant both summer and winter crops.

    • Geography and the Early Settlement of Egypt, Kush, and Canaan

      Egypt and Kush Environmental factors in ancient Egypt and Kush greatly favored settlement near the Nile River. Most important, the Nile was a source of fresh water in an area that was mostly desert. The lack of water in the deserts made them unfit for farming. But in the Nile River valley, the river provided natural irrigation and fertilization.

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      Egypt and Kush A. Trade in Ancient Egypt 1. Egypt had fertile soil to grow crops, but lacked other resources 2. Traded with other peoples for lumber, horses, etc. 3. Interdependence with a kingdom to the south a. Egypt came to depend on Kushite gold b. Kush came to depend on Egyptian grain.

    • [PDF File]Chapter 2: Ancient Egypt and Kush

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      Egypt is made up of two kingdoms c. 3100 B.C. Narmer unites Egypt N i l e R. Memphis 5000 5000 BB..CC. 4000 . 4000 BB..CC. 3000 . 3000 BB..CC.. 156 CHAPTER 2 • Ancient Egypt and Kush Irrigation History Social Science Standards WH6.2 Students analyze the geographic, political, economic, religious, and social structures of the early ...

    • [PDF File]The Civilization of Kush

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      WH6.2.8 Identify the location of the Kush civilization and describe its political, commercial, and cultural relations with Egypt. WH6.2.9 Trace the evolution of language and its written forms. 188 CHAPTER 2 • Ancient Egypt In this wall painting, four Nubian princes offer rings and gold to an Egyptian ruler. What kingdom was formed when more powerful Nubian villages took over weaker ones?

    • [PDF File]Kush and Axum: Empires of East Africa

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      Kush was a kingdom contemporary with ancient Egypt. They traded extensively with Egypt, especially exporting gold. In times of Egyptian weakness, Kush grew strong, and between 712 and 656 BC Kush actually ruled Egypt, with the Kushite kings reigning as the 25th Dynasty.

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      Ancient Egypt and Kush . Ill. Egypt and Kush , minerals, goods etc. A. Kush up the Nile 2. also called B. trade Egypt lacked 1. 2. commerce — . Egyptians wanted 3 4. 5 a. expensive goods you don't b. precious stones, c. accessible because of eastern Mediterranean but make life more

    • Sixth Grade Social Studies Unit 3: Ancient Egypt and Kush

      Exit Skills By the end of Unit 3: Ancient Egypt and Kush, students should be able to... describe the conclusions of cultural diversity, as well as connection, within and across groups in Ancient Egypt and Kush. explain why individuals and groups respond differently to their physical and social environments. explain how traditions, beliefs, values, and behaviors contribute to the development of ...

    • [PDF File]Ancient Egypt: Kush**

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      Ancient Egypt: Kush** Nubia is the land just south of Egypt It was home to one of the first great kingdoms in interior Africa o Egyptians called the kingdom Kush The land was similar to Egypt with the Nile River and floods o Very rich in minerals Gold, copper, and stone

    • [PDF File]Kush and Axum: Empires of East Africa

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      Kush was a kingdom contemporary with ancient Egypt. They traded extensively with Egypt, especially exporting gold. In times of Egyptian weakness, Kush grew strong, and between 712 and 656 BC Kush actually ruled Egypt, with the Kushite kings reigning as the 25th Dynasty.

    • [PDF File]Chapter 5 Ancient Egypt - 6th Grade Social Studies

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      Chapter5 Ancient Egypt 3100 B.C Upper and Lower Egypt are united. 2500 B.C. Harappan culture rises in the Indus Valley. (Harappan elephant seal) 2550 B.C. Work on Khufu’s Great Pyramid begins in Giza. (Great Pyramid is at far right.) Integrated Technology • Interactive Maps • Interactive Visuals • Starting with a Story Ancient Egypt ...

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