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Outcome: The New Kingdom
Ancient Egypt & Judaism
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Constructive Response Questions
3. Who were the Hyksos and why is The New Kingdom considered Egypt's Golden Age?
4. Describe the legacies of two of the New Kingdom Pharaohs:
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What will we learn?
1. Ahmose and Kahmose rid Egypt of the Hyksos
2. New Kingdom pharaohs3. The end of the New
Kingdom
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The New Kingdom
1. Setting the Stage: The Middle Kingdoma. The Old Kingdom fell apart due to weak
leadershipb. The Middle Kingdom would not be as powerful as either the
Old or New Kingdoms and would be defined when it was invaded by the Hyksos
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The Hyksos
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The New Kingdom
2. The Hyksosa. Asiatic Nomads who invaded during Egypt’s Middle
Kingdom
b. Did not rule a large territoryc. The Hyksos ruled from 1640-1570 B.C. d. Capital was at Memphis with summer residence at
Avarise. Prince Kamose would seek to rid Egypt of foreign
Hyksosf. Kamose fought the Hyksos until his deathg. Kamose’s brother Ahmose would rise to power and defeat the
Hyksos ten years later around 1570 B.C.
h. Result: Egypt was once again ruled by Egyptians
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The New Kingdom
3. The Golden Agea. The Old Kingdom was known for its pyramidsb. The New Kingdom will be known for conquest and building of
temples in the Valley of the Kings
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Valley of the Kings
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New Kingdom Pharaohs
Hatshepsut
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The New Kingdom
4. The New Kingdom Pharaohsa. Hatshepsut
i. Stepson who was heir to the throne was too young to rule
ii. Declared herself pharaoh around 1472 B.C.iii. Encouraged trade rather than waging war (smart!)iv. Her reign was very prosperousv. Made herself up to look like a male to gain supportvi. Planned a very elaborate tomb in the Valley of the Kings:
Deir el-Bahrivii. Almost did not survive history due to the actions of her stepson
Thutmose III
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Hatshepsut built Obelisks
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Deir el-Bahri
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Thutmose III
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b. Thutmose IIIi. Much more warlike than Hatshepsutii. Eager to take power; may have murdered Hatshepsutiii. Had any picture of Hatshepsut destroyed ---> Egyptians
believed this erased your soul from the afterlife
iv. Armies pushed south into Nubia ---> peak of Egyptian reign
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King Tut
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The New Kingdom
c. King Tuti. History remembers King Tutankhamen more for
the discovery of his tomb in 1922 by Howard Carter rather than his reign as pharaoh
ii. Only ruled for about 10 years, was only about 18 when he died
iii. Possibly died of infection in broken leg and malaria
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Discovery of Tut’s Tomb
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Rameses the Great
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d. Ramses IIi. Made a peace treaty with neighboring Hittites which lasted
almost 100 years
ii. Created great temple to god Amon-Re at Karnakiii. Created magnificent temple at Abu Simbel
1. Four giant statues of himself2. Had to be moved due to rising waters of Lake Nasser
iv. Enormous ego; had hundreds of statues carved of himselfv. Estimates show he had well over 100 childrenvi. Worshipped himself as a godvii. Reigned for 67 years; died at roughly age 90
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Abu Simbel
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The New Kingdom
5. Downfall of the New Kingdoma. The New Kingdom would see many successors to Ramses II
but none with as great of powerb. Many of Ramses II heirs would bicker over powerc. Ramses III is considered to be the last great New Kingdom
pharaohd. Eventually the Philistines, Libyans, and Hittites would reduce
Egypt to a series of broken up regional units
e. Another powerful foe would eventually move in and dominate: The Assyrians
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The Assyrians
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The New Kingdom
6. The Assyriansa. The Assyrians were a mighty military machineb. They used ladders to scale city wallsc. Used iron tipped spears, swords, and daggersd. Used torture to demoralize their enemye. Tunneled under city walls to attack enemiesf. Capital was Nineveh; home to library with 20,000 clay
tabletsg. Defeated by a combined army of Medes and Chaldeans
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The New Kingdom
Result: The Egyptians ruled Egypt the New Kingdom for roughly 500 years before they were eventually replaced by the Nubians and Assyrians, thus ending Egyptian rule of the territory. Though their people have disappeared, the Ancient Egyptians left us with an amazing culture that built pyramids/tombs/obelisks, carved hieroglyphics, mummified bodies, and stood out as one of the most unique peoples of the ancient world.
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Constructive Response Questions
3. Who were the Hyksos and why is The New Kingdom considered Egypt's Golden Age?
4. Describe the legacies of two of the New Kingdom Pharaohs: