1. Ancient Egypt 10 Criteria

2. Trading Over Long Distances
Trading Routes
Imports
Exports
Merchants
Syria
Sinai Peninsula
Asia Minor
Greece
Bartering
Queen Hatshepsut

3. Large Public Buildings
Temples

4. Development of an Art Style
Sphinx
Obelisk
Temples
Pyramids
Pottery
Statues of gods and pharaohs
Jewelry
Burial Items
Burial Masks
Sarcophagus

5. Beginning of Science Engineering Pyramids Irrigation System Medicine
Perfume
Embalming
Papyrus

6. Ranking of Social Positions
Pharaoh
Priests and Nobles
Government Officials
Scribes, Craftspeople, and Merchants
Farmers
Laborers and Slaves

7. Beginning of Government
Pharaoh
Dynasty
Wealthy Farmers (village leaders)
Menes
Khufu
Nobles
Hyksos
Hatshepsut
Ramses the Great
Horus

8. Producing and Storing Surplus Food
Irrigation
Hunter-Gather
Fertile Soil
Fish
Vegetables
Fruits
Barley
Wheat

9. System of Writing Hieroglyphics Papyrus Rosetta Stone
The Book of the Dead

10. Large Populated SettlementsPe
Memphis
Thebes

11. Variety of Jobs Artisans Sculptors Builders Carpenters Jewelers
Metal Workers
Leather Workers
Stone Workers
Scribes
Priests
Pharaoh
Nobles
Merchants
Farmers