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Powerful Egyptian pharaohs and pedigreed queens recruit their best architects as many of laborers pour worry and talents into passes their visions. Students determination learn how the ancient Egyptians carried masterful construction and innovative constitution to fruition during dedication, careful thinking, and brave experimentation, in outcome inventing the science of structural engineering.

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Long before the magnificence of Rome and the wonders of today's recent day skyscrapers, a vibrant civilization flourished in the vale of the Nile River. This session delves into the method and gear Egyptian architects masterminded to make a dynamic civilization in ancient Egypt. This session opens in 3032 B.C. through the first dynasty as the deluge of the Nile tests the dams of Memphis, and pursue throughout the enthralling development of ancient Egyptian cities over the course of centuries.

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Primary Sources include:

• passage through the Egyptian Book of the Dead
• Architectural and cultural pictures
• Writings by Herodotus and other scholars, and more.

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Every unit contains the given:

• Small video segments which bring history topics to life
• Maps and other visual resources
• Discussion and review query
• Simply printable main source documents
• Classroom behavior and Internet-based activity links

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Minimum system requirements:

• Processor: Intel Pentium 3 Processor
• Operating system: Windows 2000 or Windows XP
• Main memory: 256 MB RAM minimum
• HDD: 550 MB Free Space
• 800x600, 16-bit (thousands of colors) color display or better
• Printer recommended