New Kingdom Egypt to the Death of Thutmosis IV Resource Book (2nd Edition)
New Kingdom Egypt to the Death of Thutmosis IV Resource Book (2nd Edition)
This unit “New Kingdom Period to the Death of Thutmosis IV” is suitable for students in the senior years of high school. It is a supplementary educational resource for courses in Ancient History. It is based on the NSW Ancient History Syllabus for 2026.
It contains syllabus content in dot-point format and a wide range of activities such as word finds, glossary lists, games, word jumbles, mind-maps, cloze passages, true/false activities and tasks requiring research. There is also a range of source materials requiring comprehension, interpretation and analysis.
The resource has a strong focus on general and subject specific literacy.
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CONTENTS
The Nature & Range of Sources
Periods in Egyptian History
The Geographic Features of Ancient Egypt
The Impact of the Hyksos
The Role & Contributions of Rulers from Ahmose to Thutmosis IV
The Role & Contributions of Queens
The Development and Importance of the Cult of Amun
The Political & Religious Significance of Building Programs
The Development & Role of the Army
The Nature of Egyptian Imperialism
The Establishment and Maintenance of the Empire
Relations with Foreign Powers
The Role & Image of the Warrior-Pharaoh
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