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18 Cards in this Set
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Tao 1 Senakhtenra
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17th dynasty king
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Tao II Seqenenra
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17th dynasty king, serious fighting and resistence against Hyksos began. His mummy shows head wounds which are a witness to his death in battle.
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Ah-hotep
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17th dynasty queen during Tao II Seqenenra
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Kamose
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17th dynasty king. Continued the fight after Tao II. Mother played important role in fight.
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Ahmose
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1st 18th dynasty king. Completed the fight. Mother played important role in fight.
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Ahmose-Nefertiti
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18th dynasty queen during Ahmose.
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Amenhotep I
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18th dynasty king
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Thutmose I
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18th dynasty king
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Thutmose II
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18th dynasty king
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Hatshepsut
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18th dynasty queen, proclaimed herself co ruler with Thutmose II and king. Thutmose III was to young but officially king.
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Senenmut
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a high official who features prominently on many official inscription, often depicted together with Neferure, daughter of Hatshepsut. Was from a non royal background.
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Foreigners
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depicted as the enemy of the Ma’at, cosmic order. Represent Isfet, Chaos. Some reach high positions socially.
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Kush
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The Egyptian name for any kingdom or power in the south was Wawa (for lower Nubia, closest to the border at the first cataract) and Kush for Upper Nubia, further to the south. Kush: The Egyptian Kings had a completely different approach to the south: suppression and more direct rule. Difference in approach was for economic reasons. Kush was the land from which great riches were taken, such as gold, ebony, ivory, ostrich eggs, feathers, animal skins. The late 18th dynasty created the office of King’s son of Kush: one of the royal sun became viceroy in Kush, paying tribute to the pharaoh.
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Wawat
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The Egyptian name for any kingdom or power in the south was Wawa (for lower Nubia, closest to the border at the first cataract) and Kush for Upper Nubia, further to the south.
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Assyria
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Assyria
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Mitanni
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North Syria
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Cataracts
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rapids in the Nile that form natural borders
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Obelisk
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stone needles with pyrimids on top, represents first land rising.
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