Following the structure and sequence of the successful Cambridge Junior History topic books for year 7-8 history students, the Cambridge Junior History Gold topic books are specially adapted for students who are reluctant readers or have special needs. These 48 page full colour books have a high visual content and an easy-to-read layout. They will help students to improve both their literacy skills and their knowledge of history. The books cover four of the most popular topics in junior history: Australia and its People, Ancient Rome, Ancient Egypt and North America.

 

This book is part of a book series called Cambridge Junior History .

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published 2003 by Cambridge University Press .

Philip Cummins is Director of Academic Studies at Frensham School and a highly respected history author.

This book has the following chapters: Introduction and outcomes; 1. The civilisation of ancient Egypt; 2. Sources of evidence - how do we know about ancient Egypt?; 3. Ancient Egyptian society; 4. Government in ancient Egypt; 5. Beliefs and values in ancient Egypt; 6. Contact with other peoples; 7. Significant people in ancient Egypt; 8. The legacy of Egypt.