When did Egypt cease to be a major power?

Answer 1

Around the time of the Babylonian Empire 600 b.c.. From there on it was a tribute or vassal state or territory of the Babylonian Empire, theMede-Persians, the Greeks under Alexander the great, and then the Romans. Its real glory days were up till the time of Moses (about 1490 b.c. and before). Egypt of course, ever since the end of Roman rule, never has been a major power, though emerging as one of the most powerful of the regional powers in the middleast since the end of WWII.

Answer 2

The Pharaohs lost power because the lost favor from their people and were forced out of

Power.

Answer 3

In 30 BC, when Egypt was annexed by the Roman Empire.

Answer 4

The last Egyptian pharaoh lost power in 343 BC. However, Greek pharaohs continued to rule Egypt for over 300 more years until the last of those in 30 BC.

Answer 5

1550–1080 B.C.

New Kingdom Dynasties

Countries with better iron

supplies conquer Egypt

and end the reign of pharaohs

Chariot-driving Hyksos

conquer Egypt

Nobles drive pharaohs

out of power for 200

years