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Ancient Egypt

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Ancient Egypt

Egyptian Politics and Economy

  • They recently found a new vice president
  • Their freedom score is 52.9
  • Egypt is ranked 13 out of 15 countries.

Ancient Egyptian Achievements

  • Invented Calender
  • Developed papyrus
  • Made the pyramids and the Sphinx

Ancient Egyptian Culture

Animals

Monuments

Egyptian Religion Beliefs

Key of life: Ankh

Goddess

Geography

Nile River

Pharaohs

King Tut
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Women Pharaohs

Nerfertiti

Cleopatra

Hapshepsut

Nefertiti

  • Created her own makeup using plant juices.
  • Ruler of the 18th Dynasty.
  • People worshiped her in the place of a goddess.
  • She was married at the age of 15
  • She performed religious duties.

Nerfertiti

  • She had 6 daughters.
  • Her name means a "Beautiful Women has come."
  • She was King Tut's stepmom.
  • She is known for her elegant beauty.
  • She could have been a royal blood.

Nerfertiti

  • A bust of Nefertiti is one of the most iconic symbols of Egypt
  • Nefertiti took part in making Amon-Re the dominate god.
  • Her mummy has not been found.
  • Her husband was Akhenaten.
  • She and her husband ruled for about 12 years.

Cleopatra

  • She was the last ruler of the Macedonian Dynasty
  • She was also the last ruler of Egpyt.
  • Her father was Ptolemy XII
  • She was actually Cleopatra VII
  • She a writer and she wrote a book called Cosmetics.

Cleopatra

  • She murdered 2 of her siblings
  • She died of suicide.
  • She had 4 children.
  • Only one of her kids lived to adulthood.
  • She successfully expanded her kingdom.

Cleopatra

  • She married Mark Antony, Ptolemy XIII, Ptolemy XIV
  • Her full name was Cleopatra VII Philopater.
  • She bathed in milk to preserve her skin.
  • She ruled ancient Egypt for almost 3 decades.
  • After Mark Antony committed suicide, she did too.

Hapshepsut

  • First female pharaoh of Kemet.
  • Her name means "Foremost of Noble Women"
  • Only child born to King Thutmose 1
  • She had a daughter named Neferure.
  • She dressed as a King, even wearing a false beard.

The H-Lady

  • She built two obelisks
  • She built the temple Djeser-djesura
  • Died in early February of 1458 B.C. of unknown causes
  • Her successor Thutmose III became the greatest pharaoh of all.
  • She was the fifth pharaoh of the 18th dynasty.

More about the H-Lady

  • She proclaimed herself Pharaoh
  • Probably in mid-40s when she died
  • 22 years of rule
  • She was older than her sister
  • She claimed to be the daughter of the god Amun

The End

By: Zoë, Laurie and Lindy