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Ancient Egypt Hoyoung Chae, Alex Kim

Table of Contents Society Politics Environment Culture & Intellect Economy

Social Stratification Women Status Society Social Stratification Women Status

Social Stratification - Society - Social Stratification

Women Status Considered inferior to men Certain rights granted - Society - Women Status Considered inferior to men Certain rights granted

Political Structure The Pharaoh Politics Political Structure The Pharaoh

Wealthy officeholders - Politics - Political Structure Centralized authoritarian Bureaucratic state Priests, Wealthy officeholders Scribes, Minor administrators 5% 95% involved in politics uninvolved in politics peasants

The Pharaoh Great power Head of bureaucratic state - Politics - The Pharaoh Great power Head of bureaucratic state Embodiment of the god, Horus limits

Environment The Nile River

The Nile River - Environment - Delta Sinai Peninsula Western Desert Eastern Desert Western Desert Delta

- Environment - The Nile River

Religion Science & Technology Art & Architecture Culture & Intellect Religion Science & Technology Art & Architecture

Religion Impact of religion Belief in many gods Afterlife - Culture & Intellect - Religion Impact of religion Belief in many gods (ex: Osiris, Horus) Afterlife

Science & Technology Mathematics Ship technology - Culture & Intellect - Science & Technology Mathematics Cause: to build enormous structures (ex: pyramid) Accomplishments: discovery of the pattern of the Nile Ship technology Cause: The presence of a river near civilization Use: method of transportation, fishing, trade route

Art & Architecture Art Architecture Development of Funeral Art - Culture & Intellect - Art & Architecture Art Development of Funeral Art Frontalism Influence from religion Architecture The Pyramid

Economy Agriculture and Trade

Economy Agriculture Based Trade Nile Water Supply Use of fertilizer Local trade Regional trade (Nubia)

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