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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Ancient Egypt: Ancient Egypt Libby HuangEconomics: Economics Origin People with farming and herding skills moving into Egypt when Sahara and Middle East dried out during 3500BCE.Slide3: Ways to farm Use hands to dig holes and plant 3000BCE invented animal-drawn plow, farming became much easier.Slide4: Food supply Wheat-bread, major meal Barley-beer-important in Egypt Dates-dessert Meat WheatSlide5: Dates BarleySlide6: Internal trade People became different experts Trade with each other within the village to get the food or goods one cannot produceSlide7: Roles of men and women Both work on the field Men cut grain Women picked and tied them up Military: Military Leaders The pharaoh is always the highest leader Other leaders were first trained as scribes so they can read the orders properly Egyptian helmetSlide9: Military technology Keep evolving from Archaic to New Kingdom From clubs to armors and chariots The most important change throughout Egypt history Slide10: Pre-dynastic flint knife Throwing sticks Arrowhead DaggerSlide11: Composition of soldiers Mostly are professional soldiers Most soldiers were regarded as highly as Nobles Some were hired from other country Two Hittite spies beaten up by Egyptian soldiersSlide12: Egyptian soldier wood model 2040-1780BCE. Painted red hired Nubian soldier wood model 2040-1780BCE. Painted blackSlide13: The most notable The composite bowmen They were even remembered by the Romans The bow came from Middle East Composite BowSlide14: Military strength Were not super strong Became war machines during New Kingdom Empire stretch to Euphrates river Ahmose I defeating the Hyksos and starts the New KingdomGovernment: Government Characteristics Monarchy Revolved around the pharaoh TheocracySlide16: Taxation Most of the taxes were dealing with goods and labors Scribe who assessed taxesSlide17: Changes The ways the government works were quite consistent Has large changes only during invasions or rebellions. A painting discovered during Napoleon’s invasion of EgyptLaw and Court: Law and Court Law system Pharaoh-always the head Vizier-often the judge Local councils Great Kenbet Local Kenbet Egyptian court Open courtSlide19: Laws No law codes survived Base on common senses View all people essentially equal State took on both prosecutor and judge during major casesSlide20: Punishments Minor cases Fines, beating, exile Major cases Death penalty Could expend to their familySlide21: Religion involvements During New Kingdom some decisions were made by asking deities yes or no question and they would answer through the actions of the priestWriting: Writing Scribes Were first farmer after their training All kinds of jobs Writes in tombs Writes in temples In army In governmentSlide23: Types of writing Hieroglyphs-the oldest Hieratic-cursive of Hieroglyphs Demotic-the most cursiveSlide24: Hieroglyphs Hieroglyphs(inscription)Slide25: HieraticSlide26: DemoticSlide27: Uses No dominate one Evolved into different and certain uses. Religion: Religion Characteristics Polytheism Believe in afterlife and people will all be judged after all The journey to afterlifeSlide29: The weighing of heartsSlide30: Priests Pharaoh are always the highest priest Other priests are considered a high and special level noblesSlide31: Temples Believed to be the houses of the deities Buildings included many other parts other than the throneSlide32: Religious involvements in other categories Ancient Egypt is a religious country Religion got involved in almost every category Akhenaten and Nefertiti being blessed by the Aten rays while holding their childrenArt: Art Paintings Slide34: Changes in content and style Daily lifehistorical Detailedsloppy Became mixed culture during invasions Egypt-Persian Egypt-Greek Egypt-Roman Coptic Islam Amarna paintingSlide35: Inscriptions Inscriptions in a templeSlide36: A part of a noble’s house’s windowSlide37: Sculptures Slide38: Pharaoh Mycerinus and his wife A sphinx statueArchitecture: Architecture PyramidsSlide40: TemplesTechnology: Technology General Make and use their own mud brick to build buildings Probably the first people to make yeast-rising bread House in generalSlide42: Nature observations Good ways of predict and measure how high the Nile flood would be Kept good records and good calendars Egyptian calendarSlide43: Engineering Math Water moving-irrigations Building pyramids and temples Slide44: Egyptian calculationSlide45: Shadoof for IrrigationSlide46: Pyramid KhufuSlide47: Temple of Abu Simbel You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Ancient Egypt: Ancient Egypt Libby HuangEconomics: Economics Origin People with farming and herding skills moving into Egypt when Sahara and Middle East dried out during 3500BCE.Slide3: Ways to farm Use hands to dig holes and plant 3000BCE invented animal-drawn plow, farming became much easier.Slide4: Food supply Wheat-bread, major meal Barley-beer-important in Egypt Dates-dessert Meat WheatSlide5: Dates BarleySlide6: Internal trade People became different experts Trade with each other within the village to get the food or goods one cannot produceSlide7: Roles of men and women Both work on the field Men cut grain Women picked and tied them up Military: Military Leaders The pharaoh is always the highest leader Other leaders were first trained as scribes so they can read the orders properly Egyptian helmetSlide9: Military technology Keep evolving from Archaic to New Kingdom From clubs to armors and chariots The most important change throughout Egypt history Slide10: Pre-dynastic flint knife Throwing sticks Arrowhead DaggerSlide11: Composition of soldiers Mostly are professional soldiers Most soldiers were regarded as highly as Nobles Some were hired from other country Two Hittite spies beaten up by Egyptian soldiersSlide12: Egyptian soldier wood model 2040-1780BCE. Painted red hired Nubian soldier wood model 2040-1780BCE. Painted blackSlide13: The most notable The composite bowmen They were even remembered by the Romans The bow came from Middle East Composite BowSlide14: Military strength Were not super strong Became war machines during New Kingdom Empire stretch to Euphrates river Ahmose I defeating the Hyksos and starts the New KingdomGovernment: Government Characteristics Monarchy Revolved around the pharaoh TheocracySlide16: Taxation Most of the taxes were dealing with goods and labors Scribe who assessed taxesSlide17: Changes The ways the government works were quite consistent Has large changes only during invasions or rebellions. A painting discovered during Napoleon’s invasion of EgyptLaw and Court: Law and Court Law system Pharaoh-always the head Vizier-often the judge Local councils Great Kenbet Local Kenbet Egyptian court Open courtSlide19: Laws No law codes survived Base on common senses View all people essentially equal State took on both prosecutor and judge during major casesSlide20: Punishments Minor cases Fines, beating, exile Major cases Death penalty Could expend to their familySlide21: Religion involvements During New Kingdom some decisions were made by asking deities yes or no question and they would answer through the actions of the priestWriting: Writing Scribes Were first farmer after their training All kinds of jobs Writes in tombs Writes in temples In army In governmentSlide23: Types of writing Hieroglyphs-the oldest Hieratic-cursive of Hieroglyphs Demotic-the most cursiveSlide24: Hieroglyphs Hieroglyphs(inscription)Slide25: HieraticSlide26: DemoticSlide27: Uses No dominate one Evolved into different and certain uses. Religion: Religion Characteristics Polytheism Believe in afterlife and people will all be judged after all The journey to afterlifeSlide29: The weighing of heartsSlide30: Priests Pharaoh are always the highest priest Other priests are considered a high and special level noblesSlide31: Temples Believed to be the houses of the deities Buildings included many other parts other than the throneSlide32: Religious involvements in other categories Ancient Egypt is a religious country Religion got involved in almost every category Akhenaten and Nefertiti being blessed by the Aten rays while holding their childrenArt: Art Paintings Slide34: Changes in content and style Daily lifehistorical Detailedsloppy Became mixed culture during invasions Egypt-Persian Egypt-Greek Egypt-Roman Coptic Islam Amarna paintingSlide35: Inscriptions Inscriptions in a templeSlide36: A part of a noble’s house’s windowSlide37: Sculptures Slide38: Pharaoh Mycerinus and his wife A sphinx statueArchitecture: Architecture PyramidsSlide40: TemplesTechnology: Technology General Make and use their own mud brick to build buildings Probably the first people to make yeast-rising bread House in generalSlide42: Nature observations Good ways of predict and measure how high the Nile flood would be Kept good records and good calendars Egyptian calendarSlide43: Engineering Math Water moving-irrigations Building pyramids and temples Slide44: Egyptian calculationSlide45: Shadoof for IrrigationSlide46: Pyramid KhufuSlide47: Temple of Abu Simbel