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Transcript of Hieroglyphics. Cuneiform Hieroglyphics Cuneiform.
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- Hieroglyphics
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- Cuneiform
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- Hieroglyphics
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- Cuneiform
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- Hieroglyphics
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- hieroglyphics the written Egyptian language made up of pictures and symbols that represented syllables and ideas
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- developed around 3000 BCE made up of 800 picture-signs
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- Scribes kept the records. They wrote in hieroglyphics on papyrus with sharpened reeds.
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- By 400 CE, hieroglyphics fell out of use In 1799 a French soldier found the stone Contains a passage in 3 languages Solved the mystery of hieroglyphics
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- Largest pyramid ever built Three burial chambers Only one of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World still standing
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- Pharaohs and royalty Preserved body for the after life Burial tombs
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- Egyptians believed many gods. Polytheistic-believe in many gods Monotheistic-believe in one god
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- Eye of Horus Believed to have healing and protective power
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- Mesopotamia Euphrates Tigris
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- EGYPT Nile River
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- Egyptian Pharaohs Pharaohs were the rulers of the Egyptian monarchy, which lasted from about 3000 B.C.E-30 B.C.E. Pharaohs were the political and religious leaders of Egypt The pharaohs collected taxes, made laws, doled out punishments, built temples, defended Egypt against invaders, and attempted to maintain a divine order called Ma-at
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- Ramesses II one of the most famous pharaohs built giant temples and earned fame as the pharaoh whos supposedly mentioned in Exodus, the second book of the Hebrew Bible
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- Tutankhamen famous for the beautiful treasures that were found buried in his tomb in 1922
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- Hatshepsut she originally stood in for her son who wasnt yet old enough to reign, but she quickly took on a lot of extra power
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- Cleopatra VII She committed suicide After her death, Egypt became a province of Rome and the monarchy ended for good
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- Key Words Pharaoh- a King of Egypt Monarchy- form of government headed by one ruler, with supreme power for life Dynasties- successions of leaders from the same family Pyramids- structures built as tombs for pharaohs
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- Bellwork You are a 12 year old student living in Egypt along the Nile River. Write a one paragraph letter to your friend living in TN about your life in Egypt. Things you must include in your letter: 1. Nile River 2. Pharaoh 3. gods/goddesses 4. Written language 5. Pyramids