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The document provides information about the ancient Egyptian civilization. It describes how the civilization arose along the Nile River in Africa. It discusses important aspects of Egyptian society such as the pharaohs, gods and religious practices. It also explains how the Egyptians developed writing systems using papyrus and recorded information. Additionally, it notes the Egyptians' impressive architectural achievements, especially the construction of pyramids like the Great Pyramid of Giza built for the pharaoh Khufu.
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- 3. The People The king was called a pharaoh.People believed he was god. Khufu was a famous pharaoh.The Egyptians worshipped many gods and goddesses. The chief god was the Sun God. He was called Ra. At festivals, people sang and danced.
- 4. Children played with toys such as wooden soldiers, marbles and dolls.
- 5. What Did They Do The Egyptian wrote on sheets that looked like paper. These sheets were made from a plant called papyrus. The word 'paper' comes from papyrus.
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- 7. What They Did The Egyptians were great builders . Most buildings were built as rest places for kings after their death. Such buildings are called pyramids. THE GREAT PYRAMID OF GIZA is the largest pyramid in the world . It was built of KHUFU .
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