We went through the presentation that we had to take notes on for snow day. Here are the notes we went through today.
Pharaohs: The political and religious leader of the Egyptian people, holding titles: ‘Lord of the Two lands’ and ‘High Priest of Every Temple’
Egyptian life is centered around the Nile River
Egyptian life is centered around the Nile River
River flows from South to North
Water for drinking, for irrigating, for bathing, and for transportation
Every July floods
Every October it leaves behind rich soil
the delta is a broad, marshy triangular area of fertile silt
managing the river required technological breakthrough in irrigation
The Great Sphinx of Gi: built 2555 - 2532 BC. A recumbent lion with a human’s head. It is the oldest monumental state in the world.
Video: 1802 AD: youngest son of Haroon al asheed set camp at the base of Keyups. He came with great army with warriors, 100s of stone maisons, engineers, and architects. His quest was to find the Pharaohs treasure.
Classes:
Pharaoh
Government Officials - Nobles, Priests
Soldiers
Scribes
Merchants
Artisans
FarmersSlaves and Servants
Slaves/Servants helped the wealthy with household and child raising duties
raised wheat, barley, lentils, onions - benefitted from irrigation of the Bile
Water for drinking, for irrigating, for bathing, and for transportation
Every July floods
Every October it leaves behind rich soil
the delta is a broad, marshy triangular area of fertile silt
managing the river required technological breakthrough in irrigation
The Great Sphinx of Gi: built 2555 - 2532 BC. A recumbent lion with a human’s head. It is the oldest monumental state in the world.
Video: 1802 AD: youngest son of Haroon al asheed set camp at the base of Keyups. He came with great army with warriors, 100s of stone maisons, engineers, and architects. His quest was to find the Pharaohs treasure.
Classes:
Pharaoh
Government Officials - Nobles, Priests
Soldiers
Scribes
Merchants
Artisans
FarmersSlaves and Servants
Slaves/Servants helped the wealthy with household and child raising duties
raised wheat, barley, lentils, onions - benefitted from irrigation of the Bile
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