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Section 3. The Middle Kingdom. 2300 B.C. Pharaohs lost control 200 years of confusion New dynasty in Thebes Restored order and stability 2050 B.C. to 1670 B.C.- Golden age of stability, prosperity, and achievement. Tribute. Canal. Tribute. SYRIA. Tribute- forced payments. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Section 3
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• 2300 B.C. Pharaohs lost control• 200 years of confusion
• New dynasty in Thebes• Restored order and stability
• 2050 B.C. to 1670 B.C.- Golden age of stability, prosperity, and
achievement
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Tribute
Tribute
Tribute- forced
payments
Canal
SYRIA
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ART –Middle Kingdom
literaturearchitecture
Tombs and temples- scenes of deities and daily life.
Large wall carvings and statues of pharaohs as men, not gods
Poets wrote love songs and poems to the pharaohs
Pharaohs had tombs cut into
cliffs
Valley of the Kings
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Hyksos• Nobles trying to get control of Egypt (1670 B.C.)• Outside force from western Asia• Mighty warriors• Horse-drawn chariots and bronze/ iron weapons• Egyptians fought on foot with copper and stone
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ReviewWhere did Pharoahs prefer to be buried during the
Middle Kingdom of Egypt?
Tombs cut into cliffs…Valley of the Kings.Why was it important for the Egyptians to build a
canal from the Nile to the Red Sea?
Transportation…Trade!What two areas did Egypt take over during the Middle
Kingdom? (map)
Syria and Nubia
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Hyksos Rule• 150 years• 1550 B.C.• Egyptian prince
Ahmose• Drove the Hyksos
out of Egypt
• End of Hyksos Rule
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The New Kingdom
Ahmose – 1st Pharaoh
1550 B.C. to 1080 B.C.
“The New Kingdom”
Richer More powerful
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Woman RulerHatshepsut 1473
Queen For her nephewMade herself Pharaoh
Trade
WoodMediterranean
Sea
Wood Crafts
Paper
Gold
Copper
Tools
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Thutmose III• Hatshepsut’s nephew
• Expanded Egypt
• Euphrates River in Mesopotamia
• Took back Nubia
• RICH from Trade and Tribute• Enslaved prisoners of war and took
their goods.
• Who does this remind you of?
Assyrians
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Amenhotep and Nefertiti
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Religious Reforms
• Priests were gaining power
• Amenhotep introduced a new religion
• One god named Aton
• Many priests were removed when they resisted the change.
• Akhenaton- “Spirit of Aton”
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Resistance by Egyptians to believe in one god
Akhenaton neglected his Pharaoh duties
Inexperienced officials took over for priests
Hittites attack and Akhenaton does
nothing…
Egypt loses land in
Asia
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Tutankhamen
• Son-in-law of Akhenaton• 10 years old• Restored old religion• Ruled for 9 years
Murdered? Fell?
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He only ruled for 9 years!Why is he so famous?
• 1922- archaeologist Howard Carter found his tomb
• Many great treasures– Brilliant gold mask
• Most other tombs - robbers
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King “Tut”
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The Last Great Pharaoh
• 1200s- working to make Egypt great again
• Ramses II – ruled 66 years• Expanded to Western Asia
• Constructing major temples
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Temples• Great temples built
during the New Kingdom
• Karnak at Thebes
• Largest, Most Famous
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Temples… • Regular services were not held at
these great Temples• house of gods and goddesses• daily rituals by priests
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Egypt’s Decline
• After Ramses II
• Loosing control of surrounding countries
• Outsiders attacked through the Mediterranean Sea- using iron weapons
• By 1150 B.C. Egypt only had control of the Delta
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• 900 B.C. Libyans- west
• 750 B.C. Kush
• 670 B.C. Assyrians
Outsiders taking over…
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REVIEWWho was the “Last Great Pharaoh”?
Why did Egyptians not hold daily services in their “grand” temples?
Name one group that ruled over the area of Egypt after Egypt’s decline.
Rames II
They believed them to be the houses of the gods.
Libyans, Assyrians, Kush
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Section 4
The Civilization of
Kush
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Nubia
To the south of Egypt-
The Nubians settled in farming villages.
Nubia would later be known
as Kush
Herders brought their herds in to graze on the savannas-
2000 B.C.
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Nubian Villages
Grew some crops but they were great
hunters.-very good with bows and arrows
Nubians began forming armies
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Growing Villages…• More powerful villages took over weaker
ones
• Formed the kingdom of Kerma
Is this similar to what was going on in Egypt?
YES
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Neighbors
• Egyptians traded for Kerma’s…• cattle, gold, ivory, and enslaved people• Egypt hired Nubian warriors to fight in
armies
Hello Learners!
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Kerma became rich…
Artisans – pottery, jewelry,
metal goods Kings of Kerma were buried in
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Why did Egypt Invade Nubia?
• Under Thutmose III
• Egyptian armies went into Nubia-1400 B.C.
• 50 years of war
• Egypt in Nubia for 700 years
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Section 4 - Rise of Kush
1. Egypt is declining
2. Nubian – break away 850 B.C.
3. Formed the kingdom – Kush
4. Capital- Napata–Good location–Trade caravans–Gold, ivory, and valuable woods
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5. Rich and Strong
6. Kashta- 750 B.C.
7. Moved north with a powerful army–Wanted Egypt
8. Piye- Kashta’s son
9. Took over Egypt in 728 B.C.
10. 25th Dynasty that ruled Egypt and Kush from Napata
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Kush liked Egyptian culture…
• Sandstone temples
• Monuments
• Small pyramids
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Importance of Iron
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A New Capital:Questions
• Why?
• To be further away from the Assyrians
• Where?
• Meroe
• Was it a good move?
• Yes, because of its good trade and iron ore.
• Kush’s kings rebuilt Meroe to look like an Egyptian city.
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Building a Profitable Trade
• Received leopard skins and woods from the interior of Africa
• Traded these, iron products, and enslaved workers -Mediterranean and Indian Oceans
• 600 years- STRONG
• 200s A.D.- Kush is weakening
• Axum – 350 A.D.
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