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A Núbia era conhecida como a Terra do Ouro e seu povo, os núbios, viveram inicialmente da caça, coleta e pesca. Eles desenvolveram a agricultura e represamento de águas do Nilo, assim como o Reino de Kush, que foi invadido pelo Egito em 1530 a.C. e dominou o Egito entre 730-657 a.C. Sob o poderio dos cuxitas, a economia de Kush se baseou em pecuária, agricultura, mineração, artesanato e comérc
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XIV Concurso de Desenhos Afro/24
TEMA: Racismo Ambiental e Direitos Humanos
PARTICIPANTES/PÚBLICO: Estudantes regularmente matriculados em escolas públicas estaduais, municipais, IEMA e IFMA (Ensino Fundamental, Médio e EJA).
CATEGORIAS: O Concurso de Desenhos Afro acontecerá em 4 categorias:
- CATEGORIA I: Ensino Fundamental I (4º e 5º ano)
- CATEGORIA II: Ensino Fundamental II (do 6º ao 9º ano)
- CATEGORIA III: Ensino Médio (1º, 2º e 3º séries)
- CATEGORIA IV: Estudantes com Deficiência (do Ensino Fundamental e Médio)
Realização: Unidade Regional de Educação de Imperatriz/MA (UREI), através da Coordenação da Educação da Igualdade Racial de Imperatriz (CEIRI) e parceiros
OBJETIVO:
- Realizar a 14ª edição do Concurso e Exposição de Desenhos Afro/24, produzidos por estudantes de escolas públicas de Imperatriz e região tocantina. Os trabalhos deverão ser produzidos a partir de estudo, pesquisas e produção, sob orientação da equipe docente das escolas. As obras devem retratar de forma crítica, criativa e positivada a população negra e os povos originários.
- Intensificar o trabalho com as Leis 10.639/2003 e 11.645/2008, buscando, através das artes visuais, a concretização das práticas pedagógicas antirracistas.
- Instigar o reconhecimento da história, ciência, tecnologia, personalidades e cultura, ressaltando a presença e contribuição da população negra e indígena na reafirmação dos Direitos Humanos, conservação e preservação do Meio Ambiente.
Imperatriz/MA, 15 de fevereiro de 2024.
Produtora Executiva e Coordenadora Geral: Eronilde dos Santos Cunha (Eró Cunha)
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Reinodekush
- 1. A NÚBIA E O REINO DE KUSH
- 3. Nub em hieroglífico significa ouro. Daí o nome Núbia = Terra do Ouro.
- 4. A HISTÓRIA DA NÚBIA É pouco conhecida, pois os sítios arqueológicos da região quase não foram escavados Nos primeiros tempos de sua história, os núbios viviam da caça, da coleta e da pesca. Com o tempo, à semelhança dos egípcios,eles aprenderam a represar e distribuir as águas do Nilo.
- 8. INVASÕES 1530 a.C. o Egito domina o reino de Kush 730 a. C. os Cuxitas dominam o Egito O Egito Foi dominado Pelos faraós Negros Até 657 a.C.
- 9. Guerreiros famosos Eram conhecidos pelos povos vizinhos por sua valentia.
- 11. AS PROVINCIAS No reino de Kush, O poder maior Cabia ao rei Como o território do reino era enorme, os governadores das províncias tinham certa autonomia
- 12. CANDACE As mulheres Ocupavam posições Importantes no Reino de Kush Candace era o nome Dado a Rainha-Mãe Várias vezes o Poder político Foi ocupado Pela Rainha-mãe
- 13. ECONOMIA Primeiro desenvolveram a pecuária e com a mudança da capital investiram na agricultura Os cuxitas também dedicaram a mineração, artesanato e comércio
- 16. Referência bibliográfica: JÚNIOR, Alfredo. Coleção História: Sociedade & Cidadania. São Paulo. FTD, 2009.