Ramses II Resource Book (2025)
Ramses II Resource Book (2025)
This unit “Ramses II” is suitable for students in the senior years of high school. It is a supplementary educational resource for high school courses in Ancient Egypt in NSW and QLD.
It contains syllabus content in dot-point format and a wide range of activities such as historical analysis tasks, research activities, cloze passages, glossary lists, word finds, games, word jumbles, mind-maps, true/false activities and writing tasks. The resource focuses on both general and subject specific literacy, as well as developing comprehension, interpretation and analysis skills.
Pps: 165
CONTENTS
The Nature and Range of Sources
Periods in Egyptian History
Egypt’s Neighbours
The 19th Dynasty
Ramses I
Sety I
Introduction to Ramses the Great
Nefertari
Was Ramses the Pharoah in the Bible?
Ramses’ Building Projects
Ramses’ Military Campaigns
The Egyptian-Hittite Peace Treaty
Ramses’ Death & Mummy
Ramesside Imperialism
The Warrior-Pharaoh
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