Articles for tag: African History, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Egyptians, Hatshepsut, Nile River

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The Structure and Culture of Ancient Egypt

The structure and culture of ancient Egypt stands unmatched in its success and longevity. Although the empire eventually collapsed, the Egyptian people made huge contributions to African history that are still studied in great detail today. When a kingdom such as the ancient Egyptian empire experiences such success, mankind must take a closer look at ...

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3 Great Passover Crafts for Kids

Here are three fun and easy Passover crafts for kids to do. These are a great way to entertain a church or daycare group, or to open up a conversation with your own children about this holiday and its roots. ~ Make a Seder Pillow ~ The kings reclined on these pillows during the Seder ...

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The Historical Ten Commandments by Cecil B. DeMille

With the powerful Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston, Anne Baxter, Vincent Price and Edward G. Robinson, the loved and hated characters of biblical times, Cecil B. DeMille’s The Ten Commandments (1956) is by far the best historical movie in its class. This masterpiece boasts a dual protagonist approach with Yul Brynner as Rameses, the future pharaoh ...

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Nile River School Projects

The Nile River in Egypt is the world’s longest river and often a topic of study in elementary and middle school social studies classes. There are many different Nile River school projects that students can enjoy completing while learning about Egyptian culture, both ancient and modern. A Painting of the Native Vegetation of the Nile ...