Get the names, terminologies, and timeline right, and you'll find who the people in the land were. The Greeks created the names Egypt, Pharaoh, Ethiopia, Sphinx, and many others. The Greeks invaded the land called Kemet (ancient Egypt) in 332 BCE and ruled for 300 years. Long before that period, the indigenous Black Afrikans ruled over Upper and Lower Kemet (Lower/Upper Egypt today), the same as all of Afrika where Black Afrikans ruled. The facts are there that refute those who disagree, and the indigenous Black Afrikans are credited for everything in Kemet, now Egypt.
Other invasions occurred before 332 BCE, such as the Hyksos, Persians, and Asians, thus giving a mixture of people, including mixed Afrikans. Many of the indigenous Black Afrikans fled South and West of Afrika due to invasions and flooding. Some Black Afrikans remained in Kemet and endured the hardship of the colonizers.
The Egyptians (not indigenous Black Afrikans) who ruled were there when the Greek invaders came. Add to that more mixture by the Greeks. When the Roman invasion occurred in 30 BCE and ruled for over 300 years, there was more mixture of people. All of these mixtures of people are the descendants now present in Egypt.
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Get the names, terminologies, and timeline right, and you'll find who the people in the land were. The Greeks created the names Egypt, Pharaoh, Ethiopia, Sphinx, and many others. The Greeks invaded the land called Kemet (ancient Egypt) in 332 BCE and ruled for 300 years. Long before that period, the indigenous Black Afrikans ruled over Upper and Lower Kemet (Lower/Upper Egypt today), the same as all of Afrika where Black Afrikans ruled. The facts are there that refute those who disagree, and the indigenous Black Afrikans are credited for everything in Kemet, now Egypt.
Other invasions occurred before 332 BCE, such as the Hyksos, Persians, and Asians, thus giving a mixture of people, including mixed Afrikans. Many of the indigenous Black Afrikans fled South and West of Afrika due to invasions and flooding. Some Black Afrikans remained in Kemet and endured the hardship of the colonizers.
The Egyptians (not indigenous Black Afrikans) who ruled were there when the Greek invaders came. Add to that more mixture by the Greeks. When the Roman invasion occurred in 30 BCE and ruled for over 300 years, there was more mixture of people. All of these mixtures of people are the descendants now present in Egypt.
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