The Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, and New Kingdom Periods of Egyptian

question 79

Multiple Choice

The Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, and New Kingdom periods of Egyptian history

• A)were separated by two Intermediate Periods. In each of these periods, the growing power of the nobility brought instability with foreign invasion, an additional factor in the Second Intermediate Period.
• B)formed one seamless continuum of stable government.
• C)were separated by two Intermediate Periods caused by foreign invasion.
• D)demonstrate the dynamic nature of Egyptian civilization.
• E)ended through revolt prompted by the expense of the construction of the pyramids.

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