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The Kingdom Of Kush World History 10B 1/23/04 South of Egypt, going more south of the Nile River, lay an area that is known as Nubia. Nubia was the home and birthplace of the kingdom of Kush. Nubia was “an important corridor of trade for gold, ivory, ebony, and ostrich feathers” (World History: People and Nations, 299). Kush was a small kingdom compared to all the others in the world. Also like other kingdoms, it had its golden age and its time of decline. The history of the kingdom is “divided up into two main periods” (Ancient Nubia – Kingdom of Kush). Each of the periods had it’s own capitol. Its first was the Napatan period for the time Napata was the capitol, and the second was the Meroitic Period for when Meroe was capitol (Ancient Nubia – Kingdom of Kush). Very little is known about the decline of the kingdom, but the rival of the kingdom is turned out to be blamed. Other sources bring out more ideas to blame. The kingdom of Kush first started at the city of Kerma, “a trading center of southern Nubia that emerged about 1800 B.C.” (World History: People and Nations) It has been found that the reason Kush arose was because of the rich trade they had with the nearby kingdom of Egypt. Richard Hooker explains that the Egyptians conquered Northern Nubia, and when Kush conquered those lands they gained many goldmines, which helped Kush become more powerful. He also explains that the kingdom of Kush first arose when the Hyksos took over Egypt and were freed, but when Egypt regained its kingdom, Kush was conquered, and finally the collapse of Egypt in 1000 BC, Kush regained its independence. After this the kingdom of Kush moved their capitol form Kerma to the city of Napata. When the capitol was moved, the Napatan period began. ThinkQuest explains that the first known ruler of the Kingdom ... This is ONLY a preview of the article. If you would like to view the entire document, you must subscribe to Digital Term Papers. Please register below now! Digital Term Papers has over 63,000 essays, term papers, and book notes online. Many paper sites will charge you hundreds of dollars for a single paper. Digital Term Papers only charges $14.95 for a one month membership with instant account activation! Don't waste anymore time! Join NOW!!!
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