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| increased trade drastically, Wore false beards, this pharaoh had itself depicted as a man in almost all statues. | |
| Second name for egypt due to the black silt | |
| What are political areas with own dialect, customs and are uniques (not City-States) | |
| a 67 year rule,married a hittite princess, built two temples, ruled from 1304- 1237, and was married to the beautiful Neferetari, whome was said to be the woman who the north wind | |
| what kingdom did the first permanent army become established, and whom led the revolt against the hyksos and started this kingdom | |
| Name the two different forms of Hieroglyphics | |
| what did Akhetaten, the capital, translate to | |
| how long did the old kingdom last | |
| The first pharaoh to be thought as a god, had his temple built in Saqqara and in his temple there were 2 burial chambers, one to the north for his body and on to the south for his | |
| How many stones did it take to build khufus pyramid and how tall was it when it was done and how long did it take to build it | |
| Whom were the prime ministers to the Pharaoh | |
| Second name Narmer, united Egypts in 3100 B.C. And started the Dynasties of egypt in Memphis | |
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| in order who had the largest, meduim, and msmallest pyramid in giza | |
| The god whom weighed the souls of the dead, had the head of a jackal, and was from the old kingdom | |
| What in at the mouth of a river , often in traingular shape, and Egypts is one of the largest in the world | |
| what was the capital of the middle kingdom | |
| Took Over after hatshepsut, raised large armies, capital was thebes, under his control the empire grew rich from trade and collected taxes from conquered territories | |
| what kingdom was egypts golden kingdom | |
| This figure lead armies served as judges and were believed to be a god in human from | |
| A state ruled by a religious figure | |
| The pharaoh Hatshepsut whom led a raid to Punt on the Red Sea gained these items: | |
| who brought monotheism to Egypt | |
| How many miles are the nile | |
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