Middle Kingdom Student Notes.

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Middle Kingdom Student Notes

Preview: The Nile River empties into what sea? The Mediterranean Sea

Island of Crete Middle East Nubia EGYPT Middle Kingdom ca. 2050-1786 BCE Nubia

Middle Kingdom ca. 2050-1786 BCE Government officials took control away from Pharaohs. Pharaohs had less power. Egypt was less united as a result.

Middle Kingdom ca. 2050-1786 BCE Pharaohs were no longer buried in pyramids. Traders had contacts with Middle East and Crete.

Middle Kingdom ca. 2050-1786 BCE Egypt acquired gold from Nubia

Middle Kingdom ca. 2050-1786 BCE Egypt acquired cedar and cypress wood from the areas near present-day Lebanon and Syria.

Middle Kingdom ca. 2050-1786 BCE Hyksos invaded and conquered Lower Egypt in about 1800 BC.

Middle Kingdom ca. 2050-1786 BCE Hyksos were nomads from Western Asia. They had horse-drawn chariots and bronze and iron weapons.

Summarize Your Understanding Type 2 Collins Writing How was Egypt’s Middle Kingdom different from the Old Kingdom?