EgyptDuane Dieunne

Justin CastroAlex Palma

Ronald Worley Jr.Sean Holman

By Duane Dieudonne

Egypt Government

Ancient Egypt Government In ancient Egypt, the head of government was Pharaoh. The ancient Egyptians said "Pharaoh", not the pharaoh. That's because

there was only one pharaoh at a time, and Pharaoh owned everything. You did not own your home or your jewelry or your food or anything else. Pharaoh owned everything.

Each pharaoh had an army, a police force, and a huge number of ministers and government officials to help him rule the country. The most important of these helpers was Pharaoh's right hand man, his Vizier.

The Vizier received reports from every top official every day. Every day, the Vizier gave Pharaoh a concise report on what was happening all over Egypt.

The Vizier also heard cases in the high court. If you did not like the decision of the lower court, you could come before the Vizier on a first come, first served basis. It was not smart to come before the Vizier unless your case was serious, and you had evidence to show that the lower court's decision was in error. The Vizier's decision was final. You could end up in more trouble than you were in already by demanding to have your case heard in the high court. But the Vizier did try to be fair.

Egypt’s soldiers and troopsDid you know that Egypt has 450,000 troops,

good thing to, you know why?, it’s because we are alies with Egypt.

Fast factsArea

386,662 square miles, just over half the size of AlaskaCairo is the capital and largest city in Egypt.

Population84.5 million (U.S. is 308.7 million)Two-thirds of the world's Arabs live in Egypt.Large share of the population is under 30.

JobsCollege-educated adults under 30 face an unemployment rate of 30 percent.Most Egyptians currently live on about $2 a day.

LanguageArabic

Main ExportsOil, petroleum products, cotton

Egypt

Ronald worley

History of Egypt Pharaoh is the king of Egypt. Him and his

army got flooded with the red sea. The pharaoh die and they put him in a pyramid and made him a mummy. Ancient Egypt has (3100-332 B.C) the great sphinx and The Pyramid of Giza, it was built during the old kingdom. Including The Nile as a life line, the first dynasty, the old kingdom, the middle kingdom.

Egypt’s economicsAlex Palma

economicsMany people in Egypt are farmers . They

must water their crops often. They grow vegetables ,corn, rice, figs, grapes, and dates. Other people work with cotton , steel, and oil products.

Fun facts The largest U.S. military training exercises on

foreign soil take place in Egypt.

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Goods manufactured in Egypt with Israeli materials enter the U.S. duty free.

Education is free through university level in Egypt.

Sean holmanEgypt’s culture

clothesThe ancient Egyptians wore light cl0tes

made from linen. Linen is made from flax-a plant which was grown along The Nile. Rich Egyptian men were able to afford the best quality linen which was very fine and almost able to see through. Ancient Egyptian children did not wear cloths until they were about six years old when they were the same clothes as men and woman.

Fast FactsEgyptian people eat food such as Rice, Lamb

and Sweet pastries called Baklava.Cars are not very common in Egypt. Most

people walk, ride buses, or trainsMuslims live in Egypt and they prey at a

Mosque in Cairo, their religion is Islam, that is the Muslim Religion.

Egypt’s national language is Arabic.

EnvironmentEgypt has lots of great, beautiful, cool, and

amazing Monuments including “The Great Pyramids of Giza” “The Great Sphinx of Giza” and more!

“The Great Pyramids of Giza” were built from 2504 B.C to 2589 B.C, and “The Great Sphinx of Giza’’ was built from 2494 B.C to 2520 B.C.

Egypt has a lot of deserts, the names of the deserts are, “The Eastern Desert”, “The Libyan Desert” , “The Sahara Desert” and more!

Plants, Vegetables and AnimalsEgypt’s main known animals are camels, they carry water in their Humps so they don’t get to thirsty in the hot, hot sun in Egypt.

Camels carry people in Egypt so they don’t have to walk.

Egypt has onions, lettuce, peppers and more vegetables. Egyptians grow vegetables at their homes.

Some of Egypt’s plants are “Papyrus’s”, “White Water Lily’s”, “Acacia Trees”, and more! These plants might have different names but they all have one thing in common, They are all in Egypt!

GlossaryB.C: Before ChristMonuments: Statues, buildings, or symbols

that represent someone, something, or a special event

Humps: little rounded domes on a camels back

• Ministers : Someone who preaches• Vizier: A officer who is really good at his job at Muslim

countries• Government officials : Someone who has high position

Ministers : Someone who preaches Vizier: A officer who is really good at his job

at Muslim countries

• Government officials : Someone who has high position

Mummy: A dead body of a king rapped up in paper

Sphinx: A pharaoh’s head in a lion’s bodyPharaoh: A king that ruled Egypt

Linen: Cloth made from flaxFlax-a plant: A plant that’s used to make

clothMosque: A Muslim church