A | B |
When Egypt became an Empire | 1400 BC |
Nubia | Area conquered by Egypt |
Thebes | Capital of Egypt |
Egypt | One of the world's greatest powers |
1640 BCE | Hyksos invade, end of middle kingdom |
Pharaoh Kamose | Kicks out the Hyksos |
1200 BC | Beginning of Egyptian decline |
1075 BCE | End of New Kingdom, "People of the Sea" |
Libyans | Invaders which controlled Egypt |
Piankhi | Kushite king overthrows Libyans |
Assyrians | Invaders which conquered Egypt |
Aksum | Rival power that rises after Meroe's decline |
Aton | God Akhenaton devoted to/ replaced all gods |
Akenton | Capital Egypt moves to |
Weakness of Egypt | Breaks into smaller states |
Pharaoh that attempts to restore order | Tut |
Imperial Egypt | Brought new ideas and goods to Egypt |
Discard at home | Weakens Egyptian defenses |
Battle of Kadesh | Egypt vs. Hittites, stalemate, peace treaty, Golden Age, pushed back to Meroe |
Nubia | Source of labor and products |
Thutmose lll | Expands into Nubia |
Kush | Regains Independence |
Piankhi | Takes over Egypt |
Assyrians | Push Kushites out |
End | Rise of rival Aksum |