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1 Academic Coaches Conference Junior Social Studies A Program of the Indiana Association of School Principals
2 The Fertile Crescent Junior Social Studies I. Geography of Ancient Egypt and the Nile Valley 20%
3 II. History 60% A. Predynastic Period (to 2686 B.C. 1. Beginning of Upper and Lower Egypt 2. Narmer and the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt
4 B. Old Kingdom ( B.C.) 1. Rise of the Pharaohs 2. Age of Pyramids 3. Collapse of the Old Kingdom
5 C. First Intermediate Period ( B.C.) D. Middle Kingdom ( B.C.) E. Second Intermediate Period ( B.C.) 1. Defeat at the hands of the Hyksos 2. Egypt under Hyksos rule
6 F. New Kingdom ( B.C.) 1. Accomplishments military conquests and massive temple building (Karnak) 2. Important pharaohs (see study guide) 3. The Amarna Period 4. Collapse of the New Kingdom
7 G. Third Intermediate Period ( B.C.) 1. Foreign Invasion 2. Influence of Libyan, Nubian, and Assyrian culture H. Late Period ( B.C.) 1. Rise of Persian and Greek influence 2. Conquest by Alexander the Great I. The Ptolemaic Period ( B.C.)
8 III. Egyptian Culture 20% A. The Egyptian Economy and Trade B. Egyptian Society and the Role of Women C. Language and Writing The Rosetta Stone D. Religion 1. Important gods and goddesses 2. Burial Customs
9 JD-CP-SS-25 GEOGRAPHY Students and Coaches should be aware of the following aspects of Egypt and the Nile Valley: Areas comprising Upper and Lower Egypt Directional flow of the Nile Main tributaries (branches) of the Nile Source of the Nile s branches The Gifts of the Nile Egypt s Neighbors Major cities in Upper and Lower Egypt Climate of the Nile Valley
10 HISTORY/CHRONOLOGY Teams and Coaches may find the following timeline with dates and important Kings/ Pharaohs helpful. *Note: All dates are approximate and are all B.C.E. For a more detailed timeline please see Wilkinson, pp. xiii-xxi.
11 PREDYNASTIC PERIOD, Lower Egypt Neolithic Farmers Maadi Culture Upper Egypt Badarian Naqada Dynasty O Kings Scorpion Ka
12 JD-CP-SS-34 EARLY DYNASTIC PERIOD, st Dynasty Narmer (Menes)--Upper and Lower Egypt unified 3 rd Dynasty Djoser (Netjerekhet)--Step Pyramid at Saqqara Huni
13 OLD KINGDOM, th Dynasty (Peak period of pyramid building) Sneferu Khufu Djedefra Khafra (Sphinx) 5 th Dynasty Userkef Sun Temples Unas Pyramid Texts 6 th Dynasty Pepi II (approximate 85 yr. reign) 8 th Dynasty Royal Authority Declines
14 1 st INTERMEDIATE PERIOD, th and 10 th Dynasties The Osiris Cult begins 11 th Dynasty The beginning of civil war in Egypt
15 MIDDLE KINGDOM, Mentuhotep II, Egypt is reunited ending the civil war 12 th Dynasty, Golden Age of Literature Amenemhat I, Senusret I, 1918-`1975 Forts along Nubian frontier Amenemhat III, Land reclamation projects in the Fayum Sobekneferu, Female Ruler 13 th Dynasty, Many weak kings over 125 years
16 SECOND INTERMEDIATE PERIOD, th Dynasty Weak Kings, Political Unrest, Hyksos Invasion 15 th Dynasty, Hyksos Rule 17 th Dynasty, Seqenera Taa, Fights the Hyksos Kamose,
17 NEW KINGDOM, TH Dynasty, Ahmose I, Amenhotep I, Thutmose I, Thutmose III, Hatshepsut, Amenhotep II, Amenhotep III, Amenhotep IV/Akhenaton, 19 th Dynasty, Seti I, Nefertiti, Tutankhamun, Ramesses II, Merenptah, Hyksos defeated and driven out of Egypt Begin work on Valley of the Kings Defeat and conquest of Nubia Military ruler, Battle of Megiddo Female Ruler Egypt forms am empire in Eastern Mediterranean Great Theban Monuments The Amarna Period Military Conquest (Battle of Kadish), Great Monument Builder Egypt invaded by Libya 20 th Dynasty, Ramessed Dynasty Ramesses III, Fights the Sea People
18 3 rd INTERMEDIATE PERIOD, ST Dynasty, Egypt Divided 22 nd Dynasty, Shoshenq I, Osorkon II, Judah conquered by Egypt Thebes secedes 23 rd Dynasty, Civil War in Thebes Conquest of Thebes by Kush 25 th Dynasty (Kushite), Piankhi, Taharqa, All of Egypt controlled by Kush Egypt invaded by Assyria
19 LATE PERIOD, th Dynasty, Saite Rulers Thebes once again brought under control Babylonians driven back Greeks establish trading center at Naukratis 27 th Dynasty, Persian Rulers Cambyses I, All of Egypt under Persian Rule Darius I, Canal to Red Sea is built 28 th,29 th,30 th Dynasties Egypt attempts to drive out the Persians 31 st Dynasty, Artaxerxes III, Egypt again under Persian Rule Macedonian Dynasty, Alexander the Great,
20 PTOLEMAIC PERIOD, Ptolemy I, Ptolemy II, Ptolemy III, Ptolemy VI, Cleopatra VII, Library at Alexandria Pharos lighthouse completed Thebes rebels against Ptolemaic rulers Roman Intervention Relationship with Julius Caesar and Marc Antony Battle of Actium 30 BCE End of Pharaonic Egypt
21 CULTURE Students and Coaches should be prepared to answer questions about: Religion Main Gods and Goddesses Horus Osiris Isis Set Anubis Amun-Ra Aten Funerary and Embalming Customs Social Classes Role and Treatment of Women in Egyptian Society Economics/Trade
22 Teams may find the following maps helpful in their preparation This map is from Wikipedia, Ancient Egypt
23 This map is from of ancient Egypt
24 SD-CP-E-8 The land of Punt was an important source of which product? A. gold B. ebony C. lapis lazuli D. myrrh
25 SD-CP-E-8 The land of Punt was an important source of which product? D. myrrh
26 JD-CP-SS-16 Egypt was bordered on the south by. A. Nubia B. Punt C. Libya D. Lebanon
27 JD-CP-SS-16 Egypt was bordered on the south by. A. Nubia
28 JD-CP-SS-35 By the end of the 2 nd Intermediate Period, Egypt faced a growing threat from which southern enemy? A. Punt B. Kush C. Assyria D. Libya
29 JD-CP-SS-35 By the end of the 2 nd Intermediate Period, Egypt faced a growing threat from which southern enemy? B. Kush
30 JD-CP-SS-46 Which of the following is NOT true of the Sea People? A. they may have come from the western Mediterranean or Anatolia B. they were driven by drought, famine, and a search for a better life C. their military success was based on using mass chariot charges, much like the Egyptians D. their strategy consisted of massed heavy infantry deploying close combat weapons
31 JD-CP-SS-46 Which of the following is NOT true of the Sea People? C. their military success was based on using mass chariot charges, much like the Egyptians
32 Internet Sources: Ancient Egypt, Wikipedia, ( Ancient Egypt Online, (An excellent source of all things Egypt) Ancient Egypt, by Joshua Mark, Ancient History Encyclopedia, ( Dynastic Egypt Timeline 2700 Years of Change in Egyptian Society by K. Kris Hirst, Thought Co., ( ) Book: The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt by Toby Wilkinson
33 To ask questions of Darrel Eichhorn, Junior Social Studies question writer, please Diane Abel at A master list of questions will be submitted to Darrel. After response from him, all questions/answers will be added to the Dropbox link and attending coaches will be notified of that document being included.
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