Do Now: Complete the handout. Section 2: Egypt: “The Gift of the Nile” CHAPTER 2: EARLY RIVER VALLEY CIVILIZATIONS 3500B.C. – 450 B.C.

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Do Now: Complete the handout. Section 2: Egypt: “The Gift of the Nile” CHAPTER 2: EARLY RIVER VALLEY CIVILIZATIONS 3500B.C. – 450 B.C.

 Egypt’s Settlements Egyptian civilization arose a bit after Mesopotamia. Rose along the 4,100-mile Nile River on narrow strip of fertile land  The Gift of the Nile Yearly flooding brings water and fertile black mud—silt Farmers build irrigation system for wheat and barley crops Egyptian’s worship Nile as a god

 Environmental Challenges Light floods reduce crops, cause starvation Heavy floods destroy property; deserts isolate and protect Egyptians

 Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt River area south of First Cataract is elevated, becomes Upper Egypt Cataract—where boulders turn Nile River into churning rapids River area north, including Nile delta, becomes Lower Egypt Delta—land formed by silt deposits at mouth of river; triangular

 King Narmer Creates Egyptian Dynasty Villages of Egypt ruled by two kingdoms—Lower Egypt, Upper Egypt King Narmer unites them around 3000 B.C.; makes Memphis capital Establishes first Egyptian dynasty  Pharaohs Rule as Gods To the Egyptians, kings are gods; Egyptian god kings called pharaohs Pharaohs control religion, government, army,well-being of kingdom Government based on religious authority—theocracy

 Builders of the Pyramids Kings believed to rule even after death; have eternal life force, ka Build elaborate tombs, pyramids, to meet needs after death Pyramids made with blocks of stone, 2-15 tons each; 481 ft. high Kingdom had leadership, government, and was economically strong

 Religion and Life Egyptians believe in 2,000 gods and  goddesses—polytheistic Re is sun god, Osiris, god of the dead; goddess Isis is ideal woman Believe in life after death; person judged by deeds at death Develop mummification, process that prevents body from decaying Book of the Dead contains prayers and spells, guides soul after death

Do Now: What are some of the ideas that come to mind when you hear the word: Egypt? List two (2) and explain your answer. Section 2: Egypt: “The Gift of the Nile” CHAPTER 2: EARLY RIVER VALLEY CIVILIZATIONS 3500B.C. – 450 B.C.

 Social Classes Society shaped like pyramid, from Pharaoh down to farmers, laborers Few people at top have great power; most people at bottom People move into higher social classes through marriage or merit Women have many of the same rights as men

 Egyptian Writing In hieroglyphics writing system, pictures represent ideas A ncient Egyptians used papyrus, a substance derived from the plant of the same name

 Egyptian Science and Technology Egyptians invent calendar of 365 days and 12 months Develop system of written numbers and a form of geometry Skilled engineers and architects construct palaces, pyramids Egyptian medicine famous in the ancient world