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Significance of Reigns: Hatshepsut and Akhenaton

Explore the significance of the reigns of Hatshepsut and Akhenaton in ancient Egypt. Learn about Hatshepsut's trade expansion and Akhenaton's religious reform. Discover the mysterious end of Hatshepsut's reign and the realistic art influenced by Akhenaton.

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Significance of Reigns: Hatshepsut and Akhenaton

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  1. Row 5: Ancient Egypt: What is the significance of the reigns of Hatshepsut and Akhenaton? BY: Ymitoro U., Christian A., David C., Karen P., Ty V., Natalie C., Kaylee C.

  2. A Woman Pharaoh Queen Hatshepsut was the first female Pharaoh. She was the wife of a Pharaoh that died. https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/5bbc44b5-5c5e-4e67-8b33-14bef4f45ca8

  3. Trade Grows Hatshepsut wasn't like other pharaohs she expanded Egypt by a waging war she wanted Egypt to be rich by trading crops Hatshepsut biggest trading expedition was from Eastern Desert to Red Sea. Large ships sailed to Punt an african land traders brought back rare herbs,spices,etc but also they brought potted trees for making incense. By:Karen

  4. Queen Hatshepsut and Akhenaton TAKING POWER Queen Hatshepsut was the first woman to rule as pharaoh. She was the wife of a pharaoh who died soon after he took power. Hatshepsut then ruled with her stepson, Thutmose III . In 1472 B.C. she declared herself the only ruler. She wore a false beard reserved for pharaohs alone. Reform ends Akhenaton’s new religion did not last long. Three years after his death, a young relative named Tutankhamen became pharaoh in 1333 B.C. This boy relied on advisors to help him rule Egypt. They convinced him to reject the new religion and worship the old gods - Kaylee

  5. Eastern desert to red sea

  6. https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/51902995-cc6b-45fc-891c-1a8693337162https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/51902995-cc6b-45fc-891c-1a8693337162 Hatshepsut’s Monuments > Hatshepsut had many monuments >One type of them is an obelisk > An obelisk is a 4 sided shaft with a pyramid >It had hieroglyphs to record her great deeds >She also had a temple >Her temple was one of the greatest architectural achievements >It was designed by Senenmut, an Egyptian architecture

  7. Hatshepsut Mysterious End • Hatshepsut died after 15 years of ruling. • After her death Thutmose the third became pharaoh and tried to destroy all records of Hatshepsut’s reign. • Rumors say that Thutmose the third might of killed her. • We know more about likely causes of her death. The mummy shows signs of arthritis, many dental cavities and root inflammation and pockets, diabetes, and metastized bone cancer. She was also very heavy. Some other signs show of a skin disease. • Some people think that it is most likely that the metastized cancer killed her. • Another theory is from the dental root inflammation and pockets. In this theory, an extraction of a tooth resulted in an abscess which, in her weakened condition from the cancer, was what actually killed her (info found from ThoughtCO.) https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/d6d1c49c-a63c-4500-ac07-bb20e519cde4

  8. In 1353 b.c., Akhenaton made Aton, the sun god, the main power of egypt. When this happened, priests who worshipped other gods suddenly lost power, and they were FURIOUS. And feared that the old gods had been angered by this, so Akhenaton moved around 200 miles away from the city and started a new one, called Akhetaton. A NEW BELIEF

  9. https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/0e9b9189-cc22-4fbe-8052-86372a28869bhttps://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/0e9b9189-cc22-4fbe-8052-86372a28869b Realistic Art Akhenaton’s new ways of thinking affected art. Egyptian art work usually tried to show perfect beauty. Under Akhenaton, that changed. For the first time, a pharaoh was shown realistically. For example, carvings of Akhenaton show his large stomach. BY: Natalie

  10. Video https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/view/assetGuid/5bbc44b5-5c5e-4e67-8b33-14bef4f45ca8

  11. A Powerful Pharaoh In 1279 B.C,Rameses took the throne after Tutankhamun's death Ramses was the longest in history to his 66 year reign.ramses also expanded the egyptian empire unlike Hatshepsut ramses wanted to make egypt powerful through war egypt extended its territory to the african kingdom of nubia the empire also extended to the eastern rim of the mediterranean sea then bordered the empire people called hittites By:Karen

  12. Thank you

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