What was the process of unification that gave rise to the two kingdoms of Ancient Egypt? I - The populations that settled along the Nile Valley fr...
What was the process of unification that gave rise to the two kingdoms of Ancient Egypt?
I - The populations that settled along the Nile Valley from the Paleolithic period organized themselves into small communities or villages known as nomos.
II - Around 3500 BC, the nomos began a unification process that gave rise to two kingdoms: Upper Egypt (along the Nile River valley) and Lower Egypt (in the delta that the Nile forms when it flows into the Mediterranean Sea).
III - The unification process was led by Menes, a prince from the south, who became the first Egyptian pharaoh.
a) Only I is correct.
b) Only II is correct.
c) Only III is correct.
d) I and II are correct.
e) I, II, and III are correct.
I - The populations that settled along the Nile Valley from the Paleolithic period organized themselves into small communities or villages known as nomos.
II - Around 3500 BC, the nomos began a unification process that gave rise to two kingdoms: Upper Egypt (along the Nile River valley) and Lower Egypt (in the delta that the Nile forms when it flows into the Mediterranean Sea).
III - The unification process was led by Menes, a prince from the south, who became the first Egyptian pharaoh.
a) Only I is correct.
b) Only II is correct.
c) Only III is correct.
d) I and II are correct.
e) I, II, and III are correct.
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A alternativa correta é a letra d) I e II estão corretas. O processo de unificação que deu origem aos dois reinos do Antigo Egito começou com as populações que se estabeleceram ao longo do Vale do Nilo desde o período Paleolítico, organizando-se em pequenas comunidades ou vilas conhecidas como nomos. Por volta de 3500 a.C., os nomos iniciaram um processo de unificação que deu origem a dois reinos: o Alto Egito (ao longo do vale do rio Nilo) e o Baixo Egito (no delta que o Nilo forma quando deságua no Mar Mediterrâneo). Esse processo de unificação foi liderado por Menés, um príncipe do sul, que se tornou o primeiro faraó egípcio.
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