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Quiz 6.2.3 Egyptian Religion and Social
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Question,
Comment
11-4-11
Do Now:
11-4-11
Lesson : Egypt and the
importance of Trade
Notes:
1. Where is Kush?
2. What is the
importance of TRADE in
Egypt and Kush?
3. How did the Egyptians
use the traded goods?
[Tape worksheets here]
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#1
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Many Egyptian gods had
◦ A. pyramids built to honor them
◦ B. the body of a human and head of
an animal
◦ C. been pharaohs who became gods
upon their death
◦ D. pharaohs named after them
#2
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A religious similarity between the
Mesopotamians and Egyptians was
that
◦ A. they both had many gods
◦ B. their gods all looked like
animals
◦ C. their gods all looked like people
◦ D. they both believed in
monotheism
#3
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The ancient Egyptian's sun god was
◦ A. Osiris
◦ B. Anubis
◦ C. Ra
◦ D. Hathor
#4
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The Egyptian god of the underworld
was
◦ A.) Horus
◦ B.) Isis
◦ C.) Ra
◦ D.) Osiris
#5
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was in the TOP level of
the social structure in Egypt?
◦ A.) Pharaohs and Priests
◦ B.) Priests and Kings
◦ C.) Pharaohs
◦ D.) Nobles, Priests, and
Officials
Today’s Agenda!!
Title: Hatshepsut and Ramses II
Quiz
 Who were some important Pharaohs??
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◦ Hatshepsut
◦ Ramses II
Persuasive Reflection
 Video
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Who were some important
Pharaohs??
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Pharaohs ruled Egypt for more than 3,000
years. Do you think all of them were good
leaders??
◦ NO!! Some even lost their power to foreign
invaders. But, each time that happened, a new
pharaoh rose up to drive the foreigners out.
◦ Queen Hatshepsut and Ramses II were two of
Egypt’s most famous rulers.
 Each one used the pharaoh’s power in a
different way…let’s take a look!!
Who was Queen Hatshepsut??
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Hatshepsut was one of the few women
to rule Egypt!!!!
She was the daughter of one pharaoh and the
Great Royal Wife of another. When her
husband, Thutmose II, died in 1504 B.C.E., he
left a son who was too young to rule. Instead,
Hatshepsut made herself Egypt’s new pharaoh!!
Take about 3 minutes to share with the person
next to you…what do you think about
Hatshepsut appointing herself as the next
pharaoh??
Some Egyptians did not
want to bow to a
woman ruler. To gain
their support,
Hatshepsut carried out
all of the rituals
expected of a king.
 Her statues showed her
dressed as a king!! She
even wore the false
beard that was a symbol
of the pharaoh’s power.
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Queen Hatshepsut’s Rule
She ruled Egypt from 1500 B.C.E. to 1458 B.C.E.
Hatshepsut’s rule was peaceful. She was often
called “Good Queen Hatshepsut.
 She built Egypt’s wealth and power through trade.
When she sent traders away to Punt in East Africa,
they came back with precious wood, ivory, gold, and
perfumes.
 She built beautiful monuments, in which she had
artists carve and paint scenes from her life and her
reign.
 When she died, Tuthmosis II tried to erase evidence
of Hatshepsut’s reign to make it seem as though he
had succeed his father directly, and made a
successful reign himself.
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What about Ramses II??
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Ramses II ruled about
200 years after
Hatshepsut, and he was
a different kind of
pharaoh.
What Hatshepsut was
able to do through
trade, Ramses II tried
to do through war. He
spent the first half of
his reign fighting in
distant lands.
One of Ramses’ II Battles
In 1274 B.C.E., Ramses led his army
against the powerful Hittites. The two
armies met in a placed called Qadesh in
present-day Syria.
 According to Ramses, he won a great
victory at Qadesh without much help
from his soldiers. He actually lost many
soldiers to the Hittites in this battle, so
instead of losing the rest of his army, he
chose to head back home.
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Ramses II was known for two things: his
red hair and being Egypt’s greatest builder.
 In 60 years of ruling, he was able to build
more monuments than any other pharaoh.
 One of his many projects was the temple
at Abu Simbel, which was carved from a
rock cliff.
◦ Four statues of Ramses, each more than
65 feet tall, guard the entrance.
 Not surprisingly, he is remembered as
Ramses the Great.
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Be Persuasive
In English, you are learning about
persuasive text.
 Take the next 10 minutes to write one
paragraph about who you think was a
better leader, Hatshepsut or Ramses II.
 Write your paragraph in a way that you
will persuade, or convince, your reader
that the ruler you chose is better than
the other one.
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Video on Pharaohs!!
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http://www.brainpop.com/socialstudies/w
orldhistory/egyptianpharaohs/