The document summarizes the history of ancient Egypt from 3300 BC to 332 BC. It describes how Egypt was unified under King Narmer and the first dynasties ruled from the city of Tinis. The capital was later moved to Memphis where the pyramids of Giza were built. Regional governors gained power, dividing Egypt. The Theban kings reunified Egypt and established their capital there during the Middle Kingdom. The New Kingdom saw renewed expansion before internal conflicts and foreign invasions weakened Egypt, leading to its conquest by Alexander the Great.
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The document summarizes the history of ancient Egypt from 3300 BC to 332 BC. It describes how Egypt was unified under King Narmer and the first dynasties ruled from the city of Tinis. The capital was later moved to Memphis where the pyramids of Giza were built. Regional governors gained power, dividing Egypt. The Theban kings reunified Egypt and established their capital there during the Middle Kingdom. The New Kingdom saw renewed expansion before internal conflicts and foreign invasions weakened Egypt, leading to its conquest by Alexander the Great.
The document summarizes the history of ancient Egypt from 3300 BC to 332 BC. It describes how Egypt was unified under King Narmer and the first dynasties ruled from the city of Tinis. The capital was later moved to Memphis where the pyramids of Giza were built. Regional governors gained power, dividing Egypt. The Theban kings reunified Egypt and established their capital there during the Middle Kingdom. The New Kingdom saw renewed expansion before internal conflicts and foreign invasions weakened Egypt, leading to its conquest by Alexander the Great.
UPPER EGYPT WAS VICTORIOUS OVER LOWER EGYPT, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF THE SCORPION KING . KING NEMES PROCLAIMED HIMSELF PHARAOH OF UNIFIED EGYPT AND ESTABLISHED THE CAPITAL IN THE CITY OF TINIS, FROM WHERE THE FIRST TWO DYNASTIES OF PHARAOHS RULED.
ANCIENT EMPIRE OF MEMPHIS
2800-2100 B. C. THE THIRD DYNASTY MOVED THE CAPITAL TO THE CITY OF MEMPHIS AND UNDERTOOK GREAT CONSTRUCTION THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM. THROUGHOUT THE PERIOD, THE DIFFERENT DYNASTIES WERE EXPANDING THE KINGDOM AND INCORPORATING NEW TERRITORIES THROUGH CONQUESTS AND TRADE. THE PHARAOHS CHEOPS, KHAFRE AND MENKAURE BUILT THE GREAT PYRAMIDS OF GIZA. THE NEWLY ANNEXED TERRITORIES WERE GOVERNED BY VIZIERS UNDER THE ORDERS OF THE PHARAOH. AROUND 2300 B.C. C., THE VIZIERS WERE LEFT WITH THE POWER OF THEIR TERRITORIES AND EGYPT LOST ITS UNITY.
THEBES MIDDLE EMPIRE 2100-1580 B. C.
THE PRINCES OF UPPER EGYPT REUNIFIED THE TERRITORY AND ESTABLISHED THEIR CAPITAL IN THEBES. HOWEVER, DISPUTES AROSE BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH OVER THE GOVERNMENT AND THE DESERT PEOPLES INVADED DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE KINGDOM. THE CRISIS DIVIDED THE EMPIRE INTO DIFFERENT KINGDOMS AND EGYPT AGAIN LOST ITS UNITY.
1580-1100 A. C. NEW EMPIRE OF THEBES
THE PRINCES OF THEBES MANAGED TO DEFEAT THE PEOPLES OF THE LIBYAN DESERT AND REUNIFIED EGYPT. PHARAOHS AMENHOTEP II AND RAMSES II RESUMED TERRITORIAL EXPANSION AND CONQUERED TERRITORIES IN ASIA.
SAIS LOW PERIOD 1100-332 A. C.
NEW CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE UPPER CLASSES OF MILITARY LEADERS AND PRIESTS LED TO A POLITICAL CRISIS, WHICH WAS COMPOUNDED BY THE INVASION OF THE ASSYRIANS. TOWARDS THE VII CENTURY A. C., PHARAOH PASMÉTICO I MANAGED TO CENTRALIZE POWER AGAIN AND ESTABLISHED THE CAPITAL IN SAIS, A CITY IN THE DELTA. THE PERSIANS THEN INVADED THE KINGDOM, AND THE PHARAOHS RELIED ON THEIR ALLIANCES WITH FOREIGN KINGDOMS TO MAINTAIN THEIR INDEPENDENCE. IN 332 B.C. C., ALEXANDER THE GREAT, KING OF MACEDONIA, INVADED EGYPT, WHICH WAS NO LONGER INDEPENDENT.