Hyksos were the first to have chariots
They did not "get the idea" they had chariots forced upon them by the invading Hyksos, who also introduced new technology for axes, swords and bows.
The Egyptians defeated the Hyksos by learning how to make the copper tools that the Hyksos made.
During the Bronze Age, the invention and enhancement of the chariot significantly transformed warfare, enabling groups like the Hittites and Hyksos to expand their territories through military conquests. Chariots provided a tactical advantage in speed and mobility, allowing armies to outmaneuver opponents and strike swiftly. This innovation facilitated the establishment of powerful kingdoms, as the ability to transport warriors and supplies efficiently bolstered military effectiveness and territorial control. The chariot became a symbol of prestige and power, further solidifying the dominance of these civilizations in the region.
The Hyksos were a group of mixed Semitic-Asiatic peoples who originated from the Levant, particularly the region that includes modern-day Israel, Lebanon, and Syria. They migrated into Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period (around 1650-1550 BCE) and established themselves as rulers in the Nile Delta. Their presence marked a significant period of foreign influence in Egypt, as they introduced new technologies, including the horse-drawn chariot. The name "Hyksos" itself is derived from an Egyptian term meaning "rulers of foreign lands."
The southern Theban Egyptians rose up in a revolt against the Hyksos. Three successive kings, Seqenenre Tao, Kamose, and Ahmose, fought continuously against the Hyksos and were able to drive them out of Ancient Egypt.
The Hyksos, when they effectively defeated the Egyptian Army using chariots.
the chariot and horse they probably had more though....
A. bow & arrow, battle axe, curved sword or scimitar, chariot and horse
the war chariot was first invented by the Hyksos...somewhere around the 17th to 18th Dynasty of New Kingdom Egypt.They used the war chariot which overpowered Egypt, allowing them to conquer and establish an empire for the next 100 years...Another version of the invention of the war chariot is that the war chariot was invented in 1500 B.C.E by the Hittite empire.Source: The World's History, by Howard SpodekSince this was so long ago, there is no definite information as to who invented the war chariot and when. What we DO know, is that the Hyksos had it, that the Hittites had it, and that future empires had it.
well in Greece they didn't have chariot races some books might say that but archeology shows that only Rome had chariot races. but in Rome did not actually make chariot racing The Hyksos invented it in1800 - 1550 B.C
As a counter-attack against the pharoe's repeated attack to the Levant.
The Hyksos were foreign invaders and managed to maintain control due to superior weaponry. However, eventually that technological edge began to wane as Egyptians copied Hyksos technologies (like the chariot). The Egyptians, being far more numerous, were able to stage an effective rebellion and drive out the Hyksos occupiers.
A chariot is a wagon basically where you stand up with no back and two wheels and is powered by one or two horses. usually used by the richest in that time period such as the Pharaohs.
They did not "get the idea" they had chariots forced upon them by the invading Hyksos, who also introduced new technology for axes, swords and bows.
1730 B.C. The Hyksos were semites who invaded egypt. They introduced the horse drawn chariot. Their capital city was the delta city Avaris (later Rameses). Their expulsion from Egypt was begun by Kamose and completed by Ahmose. The Hyksos probably were the Pharaohs friendly to Joseph and to Israel. Ahmose, the Pharaoh who expelled the Hyksos, presumably was the Pharaoh who became skeptical of the allegiance of the Hebrews and, therefore, placed them into bondage.
THE HYKSOS were a group of Semitic invaders from the Levant who first brought the chariot into Egypt. (Egypt already had horses, but it was the use of chariots that made the horses a formidable part of a fighting retinue.)
At that point in Egyptian history, Egypt did not yet have the chariot and therefore had no way to defeat the Hittites and Hyksos who used chariots in warfare.