The Kingdom of Kush. How did location influence the history of Kush?

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The Kingdom of Kush I N T E R A C T I V E S T U D E N T N O T E B O O K How did location influence the history of Kush? P R E V I E W Follow these directions to create a sensory figure in the space below. A sensory figure is a simple drawing of a character and includes short descriptions of what that character sees, hears, touches, and feels. Draw a simple outline of a famous person. You can choose a historical figure or a present-day figure, such as a political leader, entertainer, athlete, actor, and so on. Title the drawing with the name of the person. Complete the statement in each box to describe four important things this person has seen, heard, touched, and felt (emotions) during his or her lifetime. Draw a line from each statement to the corresponding body part on the figure Teachers Curriculum Institute The Kingdom of Kush 1

R E A D I N G N O T E S Social Studies Vocabulary As you complete the Reading Notes, use these terms in your answers. 1. How did location and natural resources help Kush? Meroë dynasty kandake Section 1 Identify the location of Kush by completing the map below. Use one color to shade in Kush and the corresponding box in the key. Use a different color to shade in Egypt and the corresponding box in the key. Answer the questions to the right of the map. Egypt and Kush, 1600 1100 30 E Mediterranean Sea N W E S Memphis Thebes ARABIAN DESERT 2. What did Kush trade with its neighbor, Egypt? LIBYAN DESERT Nile River Napata NUBIAN DESERT Red Sea 20 N Meroë 35 E Egypt (New Kingdom) 0 150 300 miles Kush 0 150 300 kilometers Sinusoidal (Sanson-Flamsteed) Projection City AW_ISN_10_RN-1.eps Egypt and Kush, 1600 1100 First Proof TCI18 25 2 The Kingdom of Kush Teachers Curriculum Institute

touched, and felt (emotions) during the historical period, 1600 to 1100 In your statements, include and underline all the words and phrases from the. Use each word or phrase at least once. One example is done for you. gold trading hub Egypt Egyptianized tribute independence sad that my kingdom of Kush has become Egyptianized. We speak their language, worship their gods, and wear their style of clothing Teachers Curriculum Institute The Kingdom of Kush 3

Section 2 touched, and felt (emotions) during the historical period, mid 700s to mid 600s In your statements, include and underline all the words and phrases from the. Use each word or phrase at least once. armies Kushite pharaohs Egypt Jebel Barkal dynasty Assyrians 4 The Kingdom of Kush Teachers Curriculum Institute

Section 3 touched, and felt (emotions) during the historical period that began about 590 In your statements, include and underline all the words and phrases from the. Use each word or phrase at least once. Meroë resources trade weapons and tools iron Teachers Curriculum Institute The Kingdom of Kush 5

Section 4 touched, and felt (emotions) during the period in which Kush split from Egypt. In your statements, include and underline all the words from the. Use each word at least once. African Meroitic kandake treaty Roman P R O C E S S I N G On a separate sheet of paper, copy the timeline and dates below. 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 1 C.E. 1600. 750 590 24 Create an illustrated timeline of the history of Kush. For each date boxed on the timeline, identify the event, explain its importance, and draw a relevant symbol. Below your timeline, respond in complete sentences to this question: During which time period did location most influence Kush, and why? 6 The Kingdom of Kush Teachers Curriculum Institute