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100

Question: Who was at the top of the ancient Egyptian social hierarchy?




Pharaoh

100

Question: What was the purpose of mummification?




Answer: Preserving the body for the afterlife. 


100

Question: What was the main occupation of the majority of citizens?




Farmers

100

Question: What was the term for the ruling elite, including the Pharaoh?




Ruling Elite
100

Question: What were the homes of ordinary Egyptians made of?




Sun-dried mudbricks

200

Question: Which direction does the Nile River flow?




Answer: From south to north. 


200

Question: What was the primary means of transportation in ancient Egypt?




The Nile River

200

Question: What was the main reason for the agricultural success of ancient Egypt?




  • Answer: The annual flooding of the Nile, which left behind fertile silt. 


      
200

Question: Which group in ancient Egypt was responsible for record-keeping and collecting taxes?




Scribes

200

Question: Where did slaves typically come from?




Answer: Prisoners of war or individuals who had fallen into debt. 


300

Question: Name the four primary geographical zones of ancient Egypt.


Answer: The Nile Delta, the Western Desert, the Eastern Desert, and the Nile Valley. 


300

Question: Around what year did ancient Egyptian society begin to emerge?


Answer: Around 3150 BC. 


300

Question: How did the Nile River influence the ancient Egyptian calendar system?




Answer: The predictable nature of the Nile's cycle influenced their understanding of time and their calendar. 


300

Question: How did the desert environment aid in the preservation of bodies and tombs?




Answer: The arid conditions naturally preserved them. 


300

Question: What was the role of the viziers?




Answer: Chief administrators, overseeing various aspects of the government. 


400

Question: Where was ancient Egypt primarily located?




Answer: In the northeastern corner of Africa, along the fertile banks of the Nile River. 


400

Question: Which geographical zone was crucial for agriculture and international trade?




Answer: The Nile Delta. 

400

Question: What natural boundaries provided isolation and protection for ancient Egypt?




  • Answer: Deserts to the east and west, and the Mediterranean Sea to the north. 


      
400

Question: What material did the ancient Egyptians have to import?




Timber

400

Question: What was the name given to the cosmic order and justice that the Pharaoh was responsible for maintaining?




Ma'at

500

Question: What were the "Two Lands" of ancient Egypt called?




Answer: Tawy, encompassing Upper and Lower Egypt. 


500

Question: What resources were the Eastern Desert known for?




Answer: Mineral deposits, including gold and copper. 


500

Question: What did the ancient Egyptians call the fertile land of the Nile Valley?




  • Answer: Kemet, the black land. 


      
500

Question: What type of stone was abundant and used for construction?




  • Answer: Limestone and granite. 


     
500

Question: What rights did women have in ancient Egyptian society?




Answer: They could own property, inherit wealth, conduct business, and initiate divorce. 


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