PPT-Egypt, WWI, and its aftermath

By Erin Smith Robert Hardmond and Chad Wynne Part of the Ottoman empire until 1914 British had been in charge since 1882 The War Protect Suez Staging point for attack on Johnny Turk Provide Labor and cotton. TCI Ch. 37. Add to your notebook. Aftermath of WWII (37) 4. Essential Question. Did the US learn from past mistakes at the end of World War II?. End of Isolationism (Sec. 2). WORLD BANK. Helped countries recover from the war. YOUR NAME AND YOUR PARTNERS NAME World History. 1. Title Slide (TOPIC) and group member’s names. STANDARDS for ANCIENT EGYPT. SS.912.W.13.9. : Trace the growth of . Egypt and their impact on history.. Postcolonial Egypt: . Authoritarian Nationalism and the American Empire. James E. Baldwin. Independence in stages. In occupation since 1882, Britain annexes Egypt in 1914.. First World War sees fighting on Egyptian soil and Cairo used as a military base.. The British Occupation of Egypt:. Sovereign Default and Technocratic Imperialism. James E. Baldwin. Different forms of imperial domination. Military occupation. Direct rule. Client states. Cultural dominance: westernization. Walk Like An Egyptian. The Day-To-Day Daily Life of An Egyptian. By: Victoria Vale. Family Life. Children are regarded as blessings. If parents were unable to have a child, they could adopt. So all you kids who want to get the “special treatment”, come to Egypt!. 6. th. Grade Social Studies. Chapter 4 Lesson 4. The Big Picture. Farmers . planted. and . harvested. crops between the yearly Nile floods.. Most people worked on huge farms owned by . government leaders. Click on the letter of your choice to test your understanding.. A . deposit account that offers easy access to your money, offers the option to pay bills online or by electronic transfer, and offers the option to make purchases with an . !. BY. : KAILA DIMARZIO. Day 1-3. I will fly from the Atlanta Airport to The Cairo International Airport (flight details on later slide). From there, I will leave the airport to explore the city, Cairo as my first stop!. Egyptian kings were called Pharaohs. Pharaoh = “great house”. Egyptians believed a strong central leader was needed to make Egypt strong. The Pharaoh guided Egypt’s every activity. His word was law. Capital City: Cairo. Other big cities: Alexandria, Giza, . Shubra el . Khema. Population: 82,079,636 (compared with U.S. population of about 311,800,000). . * Nearly all of Egypt’s people live in Cairo, Alexandria, and the surrounding areas of the Nile River and Suez Canal. Bureaucracy. Map of Sakkara. Aerial view of Giza. . Temple . of . Horus (. Edfu. ) Pharaoh . Ptolemy VIII . (182-116) crowned . pschent. by . Nekhbet. . (the goddess of Upper Egypt) and . Wadjet. (goddess of Lower Egypt). Sovereign Default and Technocratic Imperialism. James E. Baldwin. Different forms of imperial domination. Military occupation. Direct rule. Client states. Cultural dominance: westernization. Economic dominance: . YOUR NAME HERE. YOUR TITLE/POSITION HERE. YOUR ORGANIZATION NAME HERE. What is Trauma?. An event that involves. actual or threatened death. serious injury or threat to physical integrity. Types of events . . Agricultural Value Chain Development: . . An economywide approach applied to Egypt. Clemens Breisinger, Mariam Raouf, James Thurlow and Manfred Wiebelt. IFPRI. ICRAC Conference. 5/12/2019. Cairo, Egypt.