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| government headed by religious leaders or a leader regarded as a god. |
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| title of rulers of ancient Egypt |
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| group of terriores or nations ruled by a single ruler or government |
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| a group of government officals headed by an adminstractor |
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| the exchange of goods and ideas when cultures come in contact |
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| tradional stories explaining how the world was formed, how people came into being and what they owed their creator. |
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| leaders that united villages into small kingdoms ruled by a king |
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| the king of upper egypt around 3000 B.C., gathered the forces of the south and led them north to invade and conquer LOwer Egypt |
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| line of rulers from one family |
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| she was the queen arond 1480 B. C. and came into power at Egypt |
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| was the stepson of Hatshepsut, clamied ruler after his stepmother, conquered Syria. |
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| the worship of many deities, except during the controversial rule of Akhenation |
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| earliest writing system, the Egyptains carved picture symbols onto pieces of slate. |
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| Tigris and Euphrates Rivers |
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| two rivers that were on both sides of Mesopotamia |
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| consisted of the city itself and the land surrounding it. |
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