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    The Late Period of Egypt saw the country transition between being ruled by native Egyptian kings and foreign powers like the Assyrian Empire, the Persian Empire, and ultimately Alexander the Great of Greece. Key events included Egypt winning independence from Assyria under Psamtik II around 664 BCE, the Persian conquest of Egypt led by Cambyses in 525 BCE, and Alexander's invasion and rule over Egypt in 332 BCE, which marked the end of Egyptian independence. The document provides a high-level overview of the political changes and foreign rulers that Egypt experienced during this transitional Late Period.

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    The Late Period of Egypt saw the country transition between being ruled by native Egyptian kings and foreign powers like the Assyrian Empire, the Persian Empire, and ultimately Alexander the Great of Greece. Key events included Egypt winning independence from Assyria under Psamtik II around 664 BCE, the Persian conquest of Egypt led by Cambyses in 525 BCE, and Alexander's invasion and rule over Egypt in 332 BCE, which marked the end of Egyptian independence. The document provides a high-level overview of the political changes and foreign rulers that Egypt experienced during this transitional Late Period.

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    The Late Period of Egypt saw the country transition between being ruled by native Egyptian kings and foreign powers like the Assyrian Empire, the Persian Empire, and ultimately Alexander the Great of Greece. Key events included Egypt winning independence from Assyria under Psamtik II around 664 BCE, the Persian conquest of Egypt led by Cambyses in 525 BCE, and Alexander's invasion and rule over Egypt in 332 BCE, which marked the end of Egyptian independence. The document provides a high-level overview of the political changes and foreign rulers that Egypt experienced during this transitional Late Period.

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    The Late Period of EGYPT

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    525 BCE 486 BCE


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    Cambyses empire
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    Economy
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