question 1 (Cescem-SP) The historical importance of Amenotep IV (Amenhotep), Egyptian pharaoh during the so-called New Kingdom (1580 BC – 1110 BC), lies in the fact that he has: promoted a religious revolution by establishing a monotheistic cult. resisted the military invasion of a major Hyksos-le
Question 01 - ENEM 2017 - In the African empire of Mali, in the 14th century, Timbuktu was the center of an international trade where everything was traded - salt, ivory slaves, etc. There was also a large trade in books on history, medicine, astronomy and mathematics, in addition to a large concent
question 1 The image below is a photograph of the carvings that are at the entrance to the Temples of Karnak in Luxor, Egypt. Sculptures from Kanark Temple It is correct to say that the Temples of Karnak were erected in context: a) from the Middle Kingdom (2000-1580 BC), and all were dedicated excl
question 1 (Fatec-SP) The dissolution of feudalism was hastened, at the end of the Middle Ages, by a succession of events that generated the so-called “crisis of the 14th century”. Among these events, it is correct to cite: Epidemics, such as the Black Death, originated mainly from the lack of str