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1 The Gift of Nile
2 Vocabulary Words predict inundation deity afterlife mummy cataract nation-state dynasty
3 Predict
4 Predict: To tell ahead of time what will happen.
5 Inundation
6 Inundation; Annual flooding of the Nile River.
7 Deity
8 Deity: god
9 Afterlife
10 Afterlife: A life after death
11 Mummy
12 Mummy: A preserved body
13 Cataract
14 Cataract: Waterfall Cataract; Waterfall
15 Nation- State
16 Nation-state: A region with a united group of people and a single government.
17 Dynasty
18 Dynasty; A series of rulers who belong to the same family.
19 Egypt is located in North Eastern Africa. Most of Egypt is covered with dry, windswept desert. Egypt has the world s longest river; The Nile Egypt
20 The Importance of the Nile People built farming settlements on the delta. This place was called Kemet which means Black Land, because of the rich dark soil found among the banks of the Nile.
21 The Importance of the Nile The Nile River flooded at the same time every year. It deposits rich black soil (Kemet) on the banks. Farmers were able to raise a huge supply of food on the fertile soil.
22 The Importance of the Nile The Nile River also provided water. Egyptians built canals to carry water to their fields. They build dams to store water for later use.
23 The Importance of the Nile The Nile was also used for transportation. Ancient Egyptians built boats to use the Nile as a highway. The Nile connected many groups living along the Nile River.
24 The Importance of the Nile Farming/ Food Transportation Trade Security Water
25 When the river did not flood at all, crops dried out and people went hungry or starved.
26 A Source of New Ideas Without the Nile River, people in Egypt would not have been able to survive.
27 A Source of New Ideas Ancient Egyptians found a way to predict the flooding of the Nile River. By studying the skies, they developed a calendar with 365 days.
28 Ancient Egyptian Calendar The calendar divided the year into seasons. The season was based on the flooding and their importance to agriculture Inundation Emergence Harvest
29 Inundation Start of the year Land receives Kemet The flooding of the Nile
30 Emergence Growing Season Farmers plowed and seeded the soil
31 Crops were ready Harvest
32
33 What ways was the Nile River important to ancient Egyptians? What happened when the Nile flooded wildly? How many seasons did the ancient Egyptian calendar have? Explain the seasons and what happened?
34 A Source of Religion Ancient Egyptians believed in several deities(polytheism) Each deity had a different responsibility.
35 A Source of Religion Ancient Egyptians used stories about the deities to explain why acts of nature (flooding, drought) took place.
36 Re (Ray)/Ra (Rah) Most important ancient Egyptian deity. Egyptians believed he was born each day and died each night. They used Ra to explain why the sun comes up in the morning and goes down at night.
37 Ptah god of the arts Worshipped by the people in Memphis
38 Thoth god of wisdom and writing Worshipped by the people of Hermopolis
39 Worshipped by the people of Thebes Amon Sun god
40 Amon- Re Chief deity of all ancient Egyptians
41 Afterlife The ancient Egyptians believed in life after death. They took great care to preserve their bodies believing they would need it for the second life.
42 Removed internal organs except the heart Heart was left in the body. Rubbed the dried body with special oils Covered the body with salt, to dry it and prevent decay. Wrapped the body in a linen cloth
43 What other ancient civilization believed in several gods and what is the practice called? How did ancient Egyptians explain the rising and setting of the sun? How did ancient Egyptians explain events in nature?
44 It is not really known who united Upper and Lower Egypt, some historians believe it is King Menes, and others believe it is King Narmer.
45 A Source of Unity Stories say King Menes of Upper Egypt conquered Lower Egypt. He united the two kingdoms and formed the world s first nation state.
46 A Source of Unity Some experts believe that King Narmer brought the two regions together. They believe that because of the pictures showing him wear the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt.
47 A Source of Unity Experts believe that King Narmer began the first Egyptian dynasty.
48 What is the significance of King Narmer wearing the double crown? How do stories explain that King Menes unified the two regions? Who is believed to have started the first Egyptian dynasty?
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