Ch.4 Ancient Egypt and Kush Vocabulary. Section 1.

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Ch.4 Ancient Egypt and Kush Vocabulary

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Ch.4 Ancient Egypt and Kush Vocabulary

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Section 1

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CataractsRapids along a river, such

as those along the

Nile in Egypt

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Deltaa triangle-

shaped area of land make

from soil deposited by

a river

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MenesLegendary Egyptian ruler, he

unified the kingdoms of Upper and

Lower Egypt and built the new capital

city of Memphis

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Pharaohthe title used by the rulers

of Egypt

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Dynastya series of rulers from the same

family

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Section 2

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Old Kingdomthe period from about

2700 to 2200 BC in

Egyptian history that

began shortly after Egypt was unified

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KhufuEgyptian

pharaoh, he ruled during Egypt’s Old Kingdome

and is known for the many monuments

built to honor him.

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Noblesa rich and powerful person

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Afterlifelife after death

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Mummya specially

treated body wrapped in

cloth for preservation

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Elitepeople of

wealth and power

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Pyramidsa huge

triangular tomb built by the Egyptians

and other peoples

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Engineering

the application of

scientific knowledge for practical

purposes

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Section 3

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Middle Kingdom

the period of Egyptian

history from about 2050 to 1750 BC and marked by order and

stability

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New Kingdomthe period from about

1550 to 1050 BC in

Egyptian history when

Egypt reached the height of its power and

glory

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Trade Routes

Rapids along a river, such

as those along the

Nile in Egypt

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Queen Hatshepsut

Egyptian queen, she worked to

increase trade with places outside of Egypt and

ordered many impressive monuments and temples

built during her reign

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Ramses the Great

Egyptian pharaoh, he

expanded the kingdom and built lasting temples at

Karnak, Luxor, and Abu Simbel

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Section 4

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Hieroglyphics

the ancient Egyptian writing

system that used picture

symbols

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Papyrusa long-lasting,

paper-like material

made from reeds that the ancient Egyptians

used to write on

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Rosetta Stone

A huge stone slab inscribed

with hieroglyphics, Greek, and a later form of Egyptian that

allowed historians to understand

Egyptian writing

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SphinxAn imaginary creature with

a human head and the body of a lion

that was often shown on Egyptian

statues

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Obeliska tall,

pointed, four-sided pillar in ancient Egypt

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King Tutankhamen

Egyptian pharaoh, he

died while still a young king. The discover of his tomb in

1922 has taught

archaeologists much about

Egyptian culture

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Section 5

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PiankhiRuler of Kush, he was one of Kush’s

most successful

military leaders. His

army captured all

of Egypt.

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Trade Networka system of people in different

lands who trade goods

back and forth

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Merchantsa trader

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Exportsitems sent to other regions

for trade

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Importsgoods

brought in from other

regions

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Queen Shanakhdakheto

Ruler of Kush, historians

think she was the first

woman to rule Kush. Her tomb is one of the

largest pyramids in

Meroe

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King Ezana

Aksumite ruler, he

destroyed Meroe and

took over the kingdom of Kush around

AD 350