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Grade 6
World History: Ancient Civilizations
Chapter 5: Ancient Egypt
Lesson 1: Gift of the Nile
Objectives
Explain how the flooding of the Nile River benefited the ancient Egyptians.
Describe how Egyptians used the fertile land along the Nile.
Identify other natural resources that Egyptians used.
Vocabulary
cataract
delta
silt
fertile
linen
Lesson Main Ideas
The Longest River
Red Land, Black Land
Land of Plenty
Agricultural Techniques
Egyptian Crops
Egyptian Houses
Mining
Fishing and Hunting
Transportation and trade
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
1. Why did Egypt develop along the Nile?
2. How did irrigation canals expand farmland in Egypt?
3. How did trade along the Nile come about?
4. How did climate affect the daily lives of Egyptians?
5. Analyze the gifts of the Nile in terms of innovation and cultural endurance?
Grade 6
World History: Ancient Civilizations
Chapter 5: Ancient Egypt
Lesson 2: Life in Ancient Egypt
Objectives
Identify jobs and social roles of ancient Egyptians.
Describe Egyptian advances in calendars, geometry, medicine, and writing.
Explain Egyptian religious beliefs.
Vocabulary
scribe
hieroglyph
papyrus
afterlife
embalm
mummy
Lesson Main Ideas
Work and Family Life
Specialized jobs
Rulers and Priests
Slaves
Egyptian Social Roles
diagram
Life for Women
Childhood
Expanding Knowledge
Astronomy
Geometry
Medicine
Hieroglyphs
Beliefs and Religion
Life After Death
Many Gods
Making Mummies
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
1. What jobs did Egyptians hold?
2. Why were some Egyptians able to become artisans?
3. How were hieroglyphs used?
4. What duties did priests have?
5. Why were Egyptian discoveries in astronomy and medicine important?
Grade 6
World History: Ancient Civilizations
Chapter 5: Ancient Egypt
Lesson 3: The Pyramid Builders
Objectives
Explain how government and religion were linked in ancient Egypt.
Describe how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built and what it contained.
Identify the differences between the Middle Kingdom and the Old Kingdom.
Vocabulary
dynasty
succession
pharaoh
Khufu
step pyramid
pyramid
Lesson Main Ideas
The Old Kingdom
The First Dynasty
Pharaohs Rule
Khufu's Great Pyramid
The Great Pyramid
History Makers: Khufu
Grave Robbers
Inside the Tombs
Middle Kingdom
Invasions
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
1. What is the purpose of the pyramids?
2. Why were religion and government not separate in ancient Egypt?
3. What were some of the main features of Egyptian art?
4. What group was able to conquer Egypt during the Middle Kingdom?
5. Why did Egypt experience a period of change during the Middle Kingdom?
Grade 6
World History: Ancient Civilizations
Chapter 5: Ancient Egypt
Lesson 4: The New Kingdom
Objectives
Identify the main achievements of Queen Hatshepsut.
Explain how Akhenaton tried to change Egyptian religion and art.
Describe the achievements of Ramses II.
Vocabulary
Hatshepsut
obelisk
Ramses II
Lesson Main Ideas
A Woman Pharaoh
Taking Power
Trade Grows
Hatshepsut's Monuments
Mysterious End
A Reforming Pharaoh
A New Belief
Realistic Art
Reform Ends
A Powerful Pharaoh
Empire Builder
Military leader
Ramses' Reign
Egypt's decline
Lesson Summary
Lesson Review
1. Which pharaoh reigned the longest?
2. What was unusual about the reign of Hatshepsut?
3. How did Akhenaton try to change the way the Egyptians worshiped?
4. Why was the government of Egypt stable under Ramses II?
5. Why do you think Thutmose tried to erase all records of Hatshepsut's reign?