ANCIENT KINGDOMS OF THE NILE EXPLORE HOW GEOGRAPHY AFFECTED THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANCIENT EGYPT. IDENTIFY THE EVENTS AND DISCOVERIES THAT MARKED THE DEVELOPMENT.

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ANCIENT KINGDOMS OF THE NILE EXPLORE HOW GEOGRAPHY AFFECTED THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANCIENT EGYPT. IDENTIFY THE EVENTS AND DISCOVERIES THAT MARKED THE DEVELOPMENT OF EGYPTIAN CIV. EXPLAIN HOW EGYPTIAN KINGDOMS DEVELOPED AND WHY THEY COLLAPSED.

THE EGYPTIAN EMPIRE ABOUT 1450 B.C.

LAND AND ITS GEOGRAPHY People settled and established farming villages along the Nile. Egyptians depended on annual floods to soak the land and deposit a layer of silt, or rich soil. Egyptians had to cooperate to control the Nile, building dikes, reservoirs, and irrigation ditches. Rulers used the Nile to link and unite Upper and Lower Egypt. The Nile served as a trade route connecting Egypt to Africa, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean world.

NILE RIVER AND CATARACTS

OLD KINGDOM Pharaohs organized a strong central state, were absolute rulers, and were considered gods. Split into classes Upper ruling class and the lower class. Egyptians built pyramids at Giza. Power struggles, crop failures, and cost of pyramids contributed to the collapse of the Old Kingdom.

PYRAMIDS

KHUFU

Southern face of the Great Pyramid. The base originally measured about m square. The original height was m.

MIDDLE KINGDOM Large drainage project created arable farmland. Traders had contacts with Middle East and Crete. Corruption and rebellions were common. Hyksos invaded and occupied the delta region.

NEW KINGDOM Powerful pharaohs created a large empire that reached the Euphrates River. Hatshepsut encouraged trade kept the borders secure. Thutmose III continues this trend or trade and conquest, takes Egypt to the height of its power. Amenhotep IV tried to bring about social and religious change. Amenhotep believed in one god-Aton. Changes his name to Akhenaton “one pleasing to Aton” Ramses II “Ramses the Great” expanded Egyptian rule to Syria. Egyptian power declined.

FINAL DECLINE! During the New Kingdom, Egypt conquered Nubia. Nubians served in Egyptian armies and influenced Egyptian culture. Egyptian art from this period shows Nubian soldiers, musicians, or prisoners. When Egypt declined, Nubia conquered Egypt. Nubians did not see themselves as conquerors. They respected Egyptian traditions. Persians and Assyrians attacked Egypt and in 300 B.C. Rule in Egypt by Egyptians came to an end.