World History: Ancient Egypt the New Kingdom

In this full World History lesson, we dive into the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt—a period known as the Golden Age of Egyptian power, wealth, and expansion. Students will explore the rise of powerful pharaohs, monumental architecture, diplomatic treaties, and Egypt’s ultimate decline.

This engaging lesson highlights how leadership, conquest, and cultural achievements defined the New Kingdom and left a legacy that still fascinates the world today.

🧠 Topics Covered:

The Hyksos invasion and Egyptian reunification

Pharaohs of the New Kingdom:
• Ahmose and Kamose – expelling the Hyksos
• Hatshepsut – trade-based leadership and Deir el-Bahri
• Thutmose III – military conquest and erasing Hatshepsut
• King Tut – famous tomb and mysterious death
• Ramses II – diplomacy, monuments, and legacy

The Valley of the Kings

Decline of the New Kingdom

Rise of the Assyrians

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🎯 Lesson Objective:
Students will analyze the political, economic, and cultural achievements of the New Kingdom and evaluate its interactions with neighboring civilizations.

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