Discussing the history of Ancient Egypt

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Now that we have spent a few sessions discussing the history of Ancient Egypt, I would like to get a sense as to what you think of this magnificent early civilization. After going over the PowerPoints and reading the textbook material, in what ways does the ancient Egyptian civilization compare to others of the ancient Near East, in terms of political systems, religious concepts (meaning what deities or how they worship), and views of the Afterlife? What, for you personally, is the most significant contribution that the ancient Egyptians make on the history of the Near East?

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