Drag and drop the events to arrange them from the event that occurred first to the event that occurred last.
Kush conquers Egypt
Kush and Egypt continue to develop independently of eachother
Egypt conquers Kush
Assyrians conquer Kush in Egypt
Kush and Egypt continue to develop independently of each other
Kush conquers Egypt
Egypt conquers Kush
Assyrians conquer Kush in Egypt
1. Kush and Egypt continue to develop independently of each other
2. Kush conquers Egypt
3. Assyrians conquer Kush in Egypt
4. Egypt conquers Kush
To arrange the events in chronological order, we need to determine the order in which they occurred. Here's a step-by-step breakdown:
1. Kush and Egypt continue to develop independently of each other: This event implies that both Kush and Egypt were existing and evolving separately without any significant interaction or conquests. Therefore, this is likely the earliest event in the sequence.
2. Kush conquers Egypt: This event indicates that Kush, at some point, gained the upper hand and conquered Egypt. Since this event involves one entity (Kush) conquering another (Egypt), it must have occurred after the two regions had developed independently. Therefore, this event follows the previous one.
3. Egypt conquers Kush: This event signifies that after Kush had conquered Egypt, there was a subsequent turn of events where Egypt regained control and conquered Kush. Since this conquest involves Egypt reclaiming its dominance, it must have taken place after Kush's initial conquest. Thus, this event follows the previous two.
4. Assyrians conquer Kush in Egypt: Finally, this event suggests that the Assyrians, an external power, conquered the region of Kush within the larger Egyptian territory. This event is likely the most recent in the sequence, occurring after Egypt had conquered Kush.
Arranging the events in chronological order, from the event that occurred first to the event that occurred last:
1. Kush and Egypt continue to develop independently of each other.
2. Kush conquers Egypt.
3. Egypt conquers Kush.
4. Assyrians conquer Kush in Egypt.