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public works.
The wealthy kingdom of Nubia had important gold mines. Pharaohs of the middle kingdom conquered Nubia and used its wealth.
There were limestone and rock quarries nearby, which they `farmed` and sold.
Hieroglyphs
The two factors that contributed to Egypt's wealth during the New Kingdom were conquest and trade.I believe two factores contributed to Egypts wealth during the New Kingdom were the conquest and trading.
pharaohs spent egypt's wealth on irrigation projects
public works.
The wealthy kingdom of Nubia had important gold mines. Pharaohs of the middle kingdom conquered Nubia and used its wealth.
During the New Kingdom, which lasted from about 1550 to 1050 BC, conquest and trade brought wealth to the pharaohs.
The wealthy kingdom of Nubia had important gold mines. Pharaohs of the middle kingdom conquered Nubia and used its wealth.
There were limestone and rock quarries nearby, which they `farmed` and sold.
Hieroglyphs
The two factors that contributed to Egypt's wealth during the New Kingdom were conquest and trade.I believe two factores contributed to Egypts wealth during the New Kingdom were the conquest and trading.
The two factors that contributed to Egypt's wealth during the New Kingdom were conquest and trade.I believe two factores contributed to Egypts wealth during the New Kingdom were the conquest and trading.
The two things that brought wealth to the Pharoahs were their power and their loyalty to his/her citizens
Greatness in Egypt was restored during the Middle Kingdom (c. 2050–1710 BCE) through a series of strong pharaohs who focused on consolidating power, enhancing trade, and investing in monumental architecture and art, which fostered a sense of national identity. The New Kingdom (c. 1550–1070 BCE) further solidified this greatness through military conquests, expanding Egypt's territory, and establishing it as a dominant power in the region. Pharaohs like Hatshepsut and Ramses II promoted extensive building projects and diplomatic relations, while the wealth from trade and tribute contributed to cultural and economic flourishing. These periods marked a renaissance of Egyptian civilization, characterized by advancements in art, literature, and religious practices.
At the end of the Old Kingdom, the wealth and power of the Pharaohs declined. Building and maintaining pyramids cost a lot of money. Pharaohs could not collect enough taxes to keep up with the expenses. At the same time, ambitious nobles used their government positions to take power from the Pharaohs. In time, nobles gained enough power to challange the Pharaohs. By about 2200 B.C, the Old Kingdom had falllen.