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Do Now, page 93 IAN: In this country walking on the grass is illegal. What country is this?—Germany or Poland

Egyptian Religion

The Egyptian View: They had a positive view of life They had a positive look at the after-life (when you die) They believed if you live a good life you would then live a good after life. Afterlife: a life believed to follow death This was VERY different from the Sumerians, they thought the after life would be awful!

Create your own after life! http://www.mos.org/quest/et/index.php

Clip http://player.discoveryeducation.com/index.cfm?guidAssetId=984146D3-E07D-4BB6-AF5F-D0F826A8D1BB&blnFromSearch=1&productcode=US The soul’s journey to the after life

Poly-what? Polytheism (poly-thee-ism): the belief in more then one god/goddess.

The most important gods…

Re The sun god (later called Amon Re)

Osiris A god who judged Egyptians after death

Isis A fertility goddess; Osiris’ wife

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Anubis A god of the dead with the head of a jacktail

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Makin’ Mummies Egyptians mumified their people before placing them in tombs They wanted to preserve the body after death.

How To Make a Mummy: Step 1: Remove all the organs except the heart Step 2: Clean the organs and place in separate jars Step 3: Pack the body with natron (a natural drying agent and cleaning material) This is what turns the body into a mummy Step 4: Use linen pads to fill the body, and wrap him up in strips

This took 70 days! It was expensive, that’s why not everyone could do it!

http://www.brainpop.com/socialstudies/worldhistory/mummies/

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Egyptian Tombs

Egyptian Tombs Tomb helped everyday objects any person might want or need Food, drinks, tools, clothing and furniture