Place the major developments in ancient egypt in the order in which they occurred. tiles the rise in the belief of life after death the building of the great pyramid of giza the settlement of the neolithic farmers the building of the step pyramid the unification of upper egypt and lower egypt

In chronological order from the oldest to the newest the major developments in ancient Egypt ocurred like this:

1. the settlement of the Neolithic farmers 8000 BC

2. Tiles 5300 BC

3. the building of the Step Pyramid 3700 BC

4. the unification of Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt 3100 BC

5. the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza 2580 BC

6. the rise in the belief of life after death 1550 – 1070 BC

The settlement of the Neolithic farmers

The rise in the belief of life after death

The unification of Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt

The building of the Step Pyramid

The building of the Great Pyramid of Giza

Explanation:

The first thing that occured from the lis was the settlement of the neolithic farmers in Egypt, back in 7,000 BC, soon the rise in belief of life after death made them built the pyrramids when egypt was unified.  after that the unification of the low and upper egypt in 2786 followed by the building of the Step pyramid on the 2670 BC, after that, the great pyramid of Giza was then built in 2560BC.

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