geography
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Pharaohs and gods
100

This river is 4000 miles long and runs south to north in Africa

Nile

100

To bring water to crops when you don“t have an automatic sprinkler system.

Irrigation

100

This civilization created the first wheel and made chariot transportation possible

Mesopotamia

100

The process of removing brains and organs to prepare an Egyptian for the afterlife

Mummification

100

This Pharaoh built the largest pyramid in Giza

It remains one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world

Khufu

200

These 2 rivers located on the continent of Asia are known as the fertile crescent

Tigris and Euphrates

200

This civilization created the first levees and canals

Mesopotamia

200

This form of writing used a clay tablet and a reed stylus

Cuneiform

200

This person went to school to learn how to write and was in the upper class of society

Scribe

200

This god of the dead had the head of a jackal 

Anubis

300

When the rivers flooded in Egypt and Mesopotamia this nutrient dense material was deposited into the soil

silt

300

A pole with a rope attached to a bucket on one end and a heavy rock at the other end.

shaduf

300

This invention made preparing the fields easier and faster

plow

300

A form of writing using pictures and symbols in Egypt

Hieroglyphics

300

The most famous Pharaoh of Egypt at 9 years old had a mummy mask made of pure gold

Tutankhamen

400

The Egyptians and Mesopotamian had access to this sea

Mediterranean

400

This stone was used to start fires and could be a knife or a spear

Flint

400

This invention allowed boats to move quickly with the help of the wind

sail

400

Class of people who could never own homes or have their own land

slaves

400

Pharaoh who built the temple and sphinx

Hatsheput

500

This civilization grew barley and drank beer instead of water

Egyptians

500

This blue gemstone was used on the walls of the great temples and kingdoms of King Sargon

Lapis Lazuli

500

The Mesopotamians used this plant to make boats for transportation and fishing.

Papyrus

500

These jars held the organs of an Egyptian and were placed next to the body for use in the afterlife

Canopic jars

500

This goddess had the head of a cat and the body of a woman and was known for healing and fertility

Bastet

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