Early Civilizations in the Nile River Valley

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Early Civilizations in the Nile River Valley Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox

Bellringer Essential Question What is a flood? What are some causes and effects of a flood? Essential Question How did the civilizations along the Nile River develop?

I. Geography of the Nile River in Northeast Africa Flows from Lake Victoria north into the Mediterranean Sea. Floods annually, depositing silt, or nutrient rich soil. Upper Egypt – southern part of the river Lower Egypt – Nile delta area. Delta: triangular area of marshland formed by river deposits.

II. Egypt’s History Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms Old Kingdom: Dynastic Rule (Ruling family holds power over generations) Pharaohs ruled the empire using divine right, or a right from god. The Pyramids were built during this period at Giza.

III. The Middle Kingdom After crops failed and the cost of the pyramids, the Old Kingdom collapsed. New leaders emerged and fighting was a constant feature of this time. After an invasion by the Hyksos, the Egyptian military prowess arose and drove the invaders out.

III. The New Kingdom The “Golden Age” of Egyptian civilization. Empire ranged from Asia Minor to Nubia. Powerful Pharaohs Ramses II Expanded the empire more than any other Pharaoh Had over 10 wives and 100 children

IV. Decline of Egypt After Ramses died, the empire fell to the Persians within 150 years. Too much land, too many enemies.

V. Kingdom of Nubia South of Egypt Capital city at Meroe, located along important trade routes Constant contact with Egypt Egyptian conquest bred cultural diffusion Rich in iron ore

Essential Question How did the civilizations along the Nile River develop?

Homework Write a paragraph in which you explain why the Nile was important to the Egyptian people. Use at least 3 specific examples from today’s notes in your answer!