I can help with the last question, embalming was and still is the preservation of the dead, what they did was take out all of the organs with making minimal damage to the body, according to research to do this they would take out the brain through the nose as to not damage the head. They would also put oils in the body. however to begin the process they had to dry it, which would decay less. They would put the organs in containers to be preserved and they would also wrap soaked bandages to preserve the body as well. I hope this helps!
Here are some brief topics of Ancient Egypt:
Social:
-patriarchal society
-pharoah at top
-then priests, religious figures
-merchants, artisans, farmers
-women
-children
-slaves
Political:
-towards the end of Egypt, the pharaohs were expanding the empire, leading to the downfall
Religious:
-polytheistic
Rulers:
-Khufu
Techological:
-irrigantion systems
-writing systems
Economic Aspects:
-Traded along the Nile River
He is important to Canada for protecting them from the initial American Invasion.
During WWII, the tide turned on the Asian theater during the Battle of Midway.
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