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    Name Date Period World Studies 6 Was Ancient Egypt a Civilization? Was ancient Egypt a civilization? Answer in a complete sentence. Ancient Egypt was an advanced civilization and can be proven by using the 7 indicators of civilisation. (This is your topic sentence/claim) Using websites, books, and video clips cite evidence of the following indicators in the chart below. Don’t forget to put the evidence in your own words and paraphrase. Easybib: http://www.easybib.com/ Indicator Evidence

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    Ancient Egypt was a place of mystic, knowledge, and beauty. Located in Northeast Africa, along the Nile river. Ancient Egypt is one of six historical civilizations to arise independently. Greatly known for their stable food supply, social levels and classes, specialization of labor, system of government, and highly developed culture. The only remembrance of this once great civilization is the art. Early Egyptian art was developed in the service of the king, created by one of his many craftsmen.

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    Ancient Egyptian Clothing Introduction Do you still wear animal skins and other natural resources that are? Ancient Egyptian slaves made clothes for the people. They used a simple machine which combined the materials. The materials they used were animal skins, natural resources, and a fiber crop to make clothing. Who Made The Clothes Ancient Egyptian clothes are way different than they are now. According to,“ Garments”, “The manufacture of clothes was apparently mostly women's work.” The workshop

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    1 Running Head: NILE The Nile: The Backbone of Ancient Egypt Matthew Fuller Lincoln Charter School October 11th, 2015 Mr.Thomas World History Nile 2 Smooth, flowing water carries the rich and powerful future of Egypt and their power. The Nile has been an amazing attraction for people to see for many years. The Nile is a huge tourist attraction with around 12.8 million people coming to visit it every year. Not only do people come because of its length, they also come because of its huge

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    important topic for Egyptians. Anyone and everyone in Egypt took it seriously because they believed that it was an important chapter is one’s life. Although death was an upsetting time, Egyptians still wanted to make death a time of celebration by decorating the tombs and leaving gifts. They go through a long process of preparation for the dead because it shows that they still care. Egyptians believed that death was just as important as life, so they tried to make it special. Egyptians used mummification

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    Birth Of Egypt

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    the first nation to its final ending into the Roman Empire. It explains “three thousand years of wild drama, bold spectacle, and unforgettable characters.” The author describes his final conclusion for the book, about the death of Cleopatra and how ancient Egypt fell into the hands of Rome, which was what she had feared was going to happen. It also talks about how Alexander the Great took control over the country of Egypt, while in control of the country of Rome. Before I talk about the book I will

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    highly advised but only in movies, for in Ancient Egypt it was a custom to read from the Book of the Dead. The Book of the Dead was known to Ancient Egypt as Reu nu pert em hru,, translated it means Book of coming forth by day. In Ancient Egypt life after death was promised to every one. Archaeologists have discovered more than 25,000 copies of the Egyptian book of the dead the oldest text dating from 1500 BC. These texts were found in coffins of the ancient Egypt’s dead written on papyrus scrolls

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    audience in an artistic manner. These texts were highly regarded by ancient Egyptians, as some of their greatest writers wrote instruction literature. Most of these texts were also administrative, and therefore intended to be read by a large audience. The contents of these texts included themes of personal morality, personal behavior, social norms, strategic behavior, and general advice about life. As a patriarchal society, the ancient Egyptian authors were not as concerned with instructions for women, but

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    Ancient Egypt

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    The culture of Egypt is thousands of years old. Ancient Egypt was among the earliest civilizations. For years, Egypt maintained a complex and stable culture that actually influenced later generations of Europe, the Middle East and many parts of Africa. After the Pharaonic era, Egypt itself came under the influence of Hellenism, then Christianity for a period of time and later, Islamic culture. While some of Egypt’s ancient traditions remain evident, modern Egypt has evolved greatly due to influences

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    During the age of the Ancient Egyptians there were many therapeutic practices. Therapeutic consisted of a mixture of mystical and rational remedies to treat those from illness. Egyptian medication in the way we consider it now was not the favored technique for curing infections. The Egyptians were much more advanced in their medical expertise and endeavors than most civilizations during that time. Extracting organs during the process of mummification gave them a better understanding on biology and

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