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- 1. FINAL PROJECT Gabriela Miño 8th A
- 2. SLAVERY The Arabs did big business enslaving thousands of people in North and East Africa, and selling them in the Near and Middle East. «In fact, the Arabs began trafficking with inhabitants of Central and Eastern Europe. Before the Arabs settled in Africa, various East African peoples - such as the Yao, the Makua, and the Marava - enslaved their prisoners of war.
- 3. EMPIRES
- 4. EARLY DYNASTIC PERIOD It includes the first two dynasties, and covers the year 3100 to 2650 BC. The first dynasty begins with the unification of Egypt by King Menes.
- 5. ANCIENT EMPIRE The Ancient Period of Egypt goes from the year 2635 to 2155 BC. This period, known as the "age of the pyramids", spans from the III to the VI dynasty. During Dynasties III and IV Egypt lived a golden age, in which without wars, everyone worked to please their pharaoh. Later the 3 great Pyramids of Giza were built: Cheops, Khafre and Menkaure. During the 6th dynasty the power of the pharaohs diminished and the unity of the country began to fade. During the 9th and 10th dynasties the capital of Egypt was Ihnasia.
- 6. MIDDLE KINGDOM The Middle Kingdom developed between 2061 and 1785 BC. During this time Egypt extended its borders by conquering a part of Nubia. Later, after not resisting the Hyksos attacks, they ceded power to them.
- 7. NEW KINGDOM Between 1551 and 1080 BC, the New Kingdom encompasses the 18th- 20th dynasties. The 18th dynasty begins with the expulsion of the Hyksos to Kadesh by King Ahmosis, a king who had maintained his power in Thebes. The most important pharaohs of the period were Thutmose III , Amenhotep III and Ramses II. During the reign of Ramses II, Egypt conquered Nubia and built the temples of Abu Simbel. At his death, a series of successive Ramses were deteriorating Egypt, which was losing the greatness that it had previously gained.
- 9. WHAT WAS THE CHINESE EMPIRE? Empire China means an extended period in the history of the Chinese country under the rule of an emperor. This empire lasted chronologically from the Qin to the Qing, interrupted only by civil wars or ultimately the division of the Empire's territory into different kingdoms. The Chinese Empire, also known as the Chinese Empire, is a very short- lived monarchical Chinese state created by General Yuan Shikai between late 1915 and early 1916 to restore the country's imperial tradition, interrupted by the arrival of the Republic of China in 1912. These two cases should not be confused, even if they are two phases of the political life of the same nation. In this article, we will focus on the vast imperial tradition of ancient China.
- 10. NATURE
- 11. GREEK NATURE Starting with philosophy, we have the nature for the Greeks that everything exists, everything outside is artificial. The Greeks studied nature for the answer. Philosophy originates in Greece and the reason is a large number of thinkers found in the region, but in addition to this, a large number of people who want to understand and understand the cause of the universe and the many features of nature.
- 12. ROMAN EMPIRE
- 13. EXPANSION The Roman Empire reached its maximum expansion in 116. After AD under the rule of Emperor Marcus Ulpius Trajan, of the Ulpio-Aelia dynasty. That year, the emperor captured the important city of Susa, finally annexing the juicy Mesopotamian territories, one of the most important victories over Parthia, La's most persistent enemy. Code at that time. However, the Parthians would regain these territories shortly thereafter, under the rule of Trajan's successor, Hadrian, who saw more defects than interests in keeping Mesopotamia under the rule of me. He voluntarily returned them without fighting.
- 14. SLAVERY Educated urban slaves attended the affairs of the masters and others educated the children. They used them in games and entertainment, sometimes they took the stage to represent comedies, other times they allowed them to be dancers, record throwers, players, but the fun most enjoyed by the people. free men of Rome was the circus, a spectacle. in which gladiators fought to the death. They also organized fights with armed ships in which slaves dyed the waters of the sea with their blood. Slaves were sold in markets as vegetables, fruit, and furniture. They did all the heavy lifting, whether it was in the