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1 November 2016 EQ – How did the geography of Egypt shape the 1st civilization there? Bellringer: Egypt Time Line Questions - page 82 What year did Menes unite Upper & Lower Egypt? C. 3100 BC How long between Menes uniting Egypt and Agriculture first developed in Egypt? c. 1,400 years How many years between Aksum destroys Meroe & Ramses the Great dies? c. 1,587 years Map of Egypt Egyptian Rap  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8GhQS1Xl8M HW: Read Section 4.1

How big is it? Egypt: 75 million Cairo = 12 - 16 million 15th most populated in world Cairo = 12 - 16 million About 4 times more people than in Chicago and living on ½ land size of entire Chicagoland area! Chicago = 2.8 million New York = 8 million

Downtown Cairo

Pyramids of Cairo

Page 2 of the Chapter 4 Note Packet Egypt Map Page 2 of the Chapter 4 Note Packet

The first and second cataracts of the Nile

Cause: Each year the Nile flooded due to rainfall far south of Egypt. So…what then happened because of that flooding? 1. Egyptians could easily predict the floods. 2. The floods left a fresh layer of silt to fertilize the soil = Good farming.

Cause: Egypt had many natural barriers that surrounded it. So…what did that mean for the Egyptians? 1. It was hard to invade. 2. Villages and kingdoms were able to develop.

Cause: When Menes united the kingdoms of Upper and Lower Egypt, he took a bride of the other kingdom and combined the crowns. So…what happened as a result of that? 1. The people of both kingdoms respected his rule. 2. Menes founded the first dynasty.