6th Grade History Archives - Gisella's School https://gisellaschool.com/category/6th-grade-history/ All of my written school work in one place Tue, 10 Sep 2024 17:20:11 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 230755346 Hatshepsut https://gisellaschool.com/2024/09/10/hatshepsut/ https://gisellaschool.com/2024/09/10/hatshepsut/#respond Tue, 10 Sep 2024 17:20:09 +0000 https://gisellaschool.com/?p=168 Queen, or mostly described as pharaoh Hatshepsut, her name literally meaning foremost among noblewomen. She was to most powerful female pharaoh, and had the longest reign in Egyptian history as […]

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Queen, or mostly described as pharaoh Hatshepsut, her name literally meaning foremost among noblewomen. She was to most powerful female pharaoh, and had the longest reign in Egyptian history as a woman. I will be walking you through some of her general history.

            Hatshepsut was born to Thutmose the first, and after he died Hatshepsut became Queen of Egypt when she was only twelve. Her husband was her half brother, Thutmose the second, and and bore only one child which was a girl. Her husband Thutmose had a son from anther wife and that son became king after Hatshepsut had died.

              Hatshepsut was a great architect and builder. She was famous for building the huge temple called Dier el Bahri in which the people would pray to their gods. Hatshepsut’s nephew decided to destroy her status to try to erase her from history, but records of the statues he didn’t destroy help us to figure out that the she was a female.

            Hatshepsut was a frivolous Queen and liked make up as many of the Egyptian Queens did. She also was depicted as a male pharaoh in hieroglyphics but the statues of her tell us that she was a female because of the softness in the face and the curves of her body.

             Queen Hatshepsut had a reign for almost twenty years and was remembered well in ancient Egyptian history as one of the most powerful female pharaohs.

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God and Ancient Civilizations and How I Would Respond https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/27/god-and-ancient-civilizations-and-how-i-would-respond/ https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/27/god-and-ancient-civilizations-and-how-i-would-respond/#respond Tue, 27 Aug 2024 15:43:56 +0000 https://gisellaschool.com/?p=163 I would not respond the same way that the ancient civilizations did to God’s messages and warnings, I would act upon them, not sin to them. I would act upon […]

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I would not respond the same way that the ancient civilizations did to God’s messages and warnings, I would act upon them, not sin to them. I would act upon God’s messages and warnings because I believe in God and would respond faithfully and obediently. I would not sin because sin is what leads us to gill. I would not warship other gods and deities, and lastly I would never ever thin that Gads word is a falshood.

            That is what I would do if I was in the position of the ancient people.

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History 6 Week 2 Review https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/20/history-6-week-2-review/ https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/20/history-6-week-2-review/#respond Tue, 20 Aug 2024 16:15:24 +0000 https://gisellaschool.com/?p=157 This week in history I enjoyed learning about Africa and Egypt.             First of all, Africa is where Egypt is located.  The Egyptians were famous for beautiful art, hieroglyphics, pyramids, […]

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This week in history I enjoyed learning about Africa and Egypt.

            First of all, Africa is where Egypt is located.  The Egyptians were famous for beautiful art, hieroglyphics, pyramids, gold, jewelry metals and statues. they also did sacrificial rituals which I do not like, and buried their kings in big tombs. They also had animals which helped them with all the farming they did. Their farms were watered by the Nile River.

            Next, the Egyptians were especially famous for their pyramid tombs. Egyptians had a lot of gold that they buried with their mummified kings. When they buried their kings the pulled their vital organs out through their nose to deep the body more intact for mummification.             I love learning about the ancient Egyptian culture and history

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Where I Would Live During the Time of Babble https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/13/where-i-would-live-during-the-time-of-babble/ https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/13/where-i-would-live-during-the-time-of-babble/#respond Tue, 13 Aug 2024 14:02:55 +0000 https://gisellaschool.com/?p=152 I would live in Italy during the time of Babble because it was the the place dance was formed, and it has the best food.             Dance was formed in […]

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I would live in Italy during the time of Babble because it was the the place dance was formed, and it has the best food.

            Dance was formed in Italy by a king. Now it is a practiced form all the world, and I also practice it!

            Besides dance Italy is a place of foods like pasta, gelato, pizza, and parmesan. These are foods Italy is famous for and it is another reason why I would love to live there even during the time of Babble.

            I think Italy would be a great place to live not only because of its food and dance, but also because it is my heritage!

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How to Put On Makeup https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/13/how-to-put-on-makeup/ https://gisellaschool.com/2024/08/13/how-to-put-on-makeup/#respond Tue, 13 Aug 2024 14:00:33 +0000 https://gisellaschool.com/?p=150 When you put on makeup you want to do it right so that it looks good. This essay will teach you how to put makeup on the right way. We […]

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When you put on makeup you want to do it right so that it looks good. This essay will teach you how to put makeup on the right way. We will start with foundation, concealer, and cream. Then we will do eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, eyebrows, blush, highlighter, and lipstick.     

       First, we need to ‘prep’ the skin by blending in foundation all over the face. Then take concealer and put a few dots under the eyes, then blend I out with a cosmetic sponge. Top dry spots on the face with cream.

       Next, we need to bring out the glam on the face. We will go with the eyes first. I will apply eyeshadow. Start with a lighter shade first, and put that on the lid of the eye. Then, take a darker color and apply in the creases. Then we draw a baby wing in the creases for the eyeliner, and finish it of with some mascara.

       Now we need to do the eyebrows, blush, highlighter, and lipstick. For the eyebrows we will use a pencil and put a few dots in the shape of your eye brow and smudge that with a flat brush. Take blush and put it on a bug fluffy brush to apply on your cheek bones. Then put highlighter just above your cheek bones on your brow bone and on your nose.        And to some it up, put on your favorite lipstick and voila! You have a full face of makeup that looks good

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