Giver/Taker of Life
A valuable crop that was used to make paper.
What is papyrus?
Another name for God-king.
What is a pharaoh?
Egyptian form of writing.
What is hieroglyphics?
Burying Kings with their possessions was common practice for what reason.
What is the afterlife?
King Tutanknamum's nickname.
What is King Tut?
A calendar was used to help the Egyptians understand what about the Nile?
When it would flood.
This red and white crown signified what about Upper and Lower Egypt?
They were now unified.
This form of writing was represented by objects or ideas, and also for sounds.
What are hieroglyphics?
Farmers and unskilled workers were in this social class.
What is the lowest or bottom social class?
There were 4 of these in this structure.
How many rooms in King Tuts Tomb?
The Nile Rive supplied these important resources to the people.
Water for irrigation/agriculture
transportation
food
This red crown was for which part of Egypt - Upper or Lower?
What is Lower Egypt
By comparing hieroglyphics and Greek words this work was decoded.
What is the Rosetta Stone?
Large stone buildings that served as houses or tombs for the dead.
What are pyramids?
This happened at the age of 8 for this person.
How old was King Tut when he took the throne?
Crops were destroyed and people lost their lives when this happened.
Nile Rive flooded
This white crown was for which part of Egypt - Upper or Lower?
What is Upper Egypt.
These people recorded information such as how many taxes a farmer owed.
Who are scribes?
The most powerful person in Egypt.
Who was the King?
King Tut was the most powerful and most important king of Egypt.
What is false?
Crops couldn't grow when this happened.
The Nile River didn't flood.
He unified Upper and Lower Egypt.
Who is King Menes?
These people depended on priests to keep written records for them.
Who are pharaohs?
They could inherit land and conduct business transaction unlike other ancient civilization.
How were Egyptian women treated differently?
She was the daughter of a pharaoh and ruled in place of a King.
Who is Hatshepsut?