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The Old Kingdom of Egypt, spanning from the 3rd to the 6th dynasties (2800-2200 BCE), followed the tumultuous Early Dynastic Period. It was marked by political stability, prosperity, and monumental achievements like the construction of the pyramids, earning it the title 'Age of the Pyramid Builders.' However, the era concluded with Egypt's first social revolution, leading to a period of decline and weakness.

Which dynasties are included in the Old Kingdom period?

• Sixth to Ninth Dynasties

• Third to Sixth Dynasties

• First to Third Dynasties

• Ninth to Twelfth Dynasties

What characterized the government during the Old Kingdom?

• Weak and disorganized

• Strong and resourceful

• Corrupt and inefficient

• Small and limited

What was a significant achievement of the Old Kingdom rulers?

• Conquering neighboring lands

• Establishing a new religion

• Constructing massive pyramids

• Building the Great Wall

What event marked the end of the Old Kingdom?

• A natural disaster

• A social revolution

• A change in climate

• A foreign invasion

What was the new era following the Old Kingdom known for?

• Military expansion

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural renaissance

• Weakness and decline