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Page 1: History and Culture.  Pharaoh—absolute power to rule its people (God) a. Bureaucracy b. Vizier—responsible for giving advice.

History and Culture

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Pharaoh—absolute power to rule its people (God)

a.Bureaucracyb.Vizier—responsible for giving advice

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Pyramids—tomb for pharaoha.Could take 20 years to buildb.Stocked with chairs, weapons, food, gold, jewelry (riches)

Mummification—drying out a dead body to preserve

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Pyramid at Giza—The Great Pyramid of King Khufu

a.Guarded by the Great Sphinx—body of a lion and head of a human

b.Portrays Khufu’s son Khafre

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Golden Age—time of stability

Nubia was conquered—Fortresses built

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Pharaohs no longer a god, but a leader to people building for public welfare, strength, and stability

Dig canals connecting Nile to Red sea aiding trade and transportation

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First female pharaoh

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Got rid of polytheism—bad idea

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Restored polytheism—united Egypt

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Cleo and Julius Caesar

Cleo and Marc Antony, the love of her life

Tried to re-establish independence

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