The most famous young pharaoh.

Who was King Tut?
The Nile if 4,160 miles long and flows in this odd direction.

What is north?
A person whose job it was to write and keep records.

What is a scribe?
Took of 100,000 people 20 year to build.

What is The Great Pyramid of Giza or Khufu's pyramid?
A famous guide to the afterlife.
What is the Book of the Dead?
An appointed pharaoh who ruled for 20 years in place of her step son Thutmose III.

Who was Hatsheput?
Ancient Egyptians relied on the Nile for many things, but what they primarily used it for other than farming and irrigation was these two things.

What are transportation and trade?
When Egyptian rulers died their tombs were filled with treasures and sometimes even servants in preparation for this.

What is the afterlife?
Pyramids soon became targets for grave robbers and so pharaohs moved their tombs to a location known as _______.

What is the Valley of the Kings?
This person is credited for writing a famous guide to the afterlife.

Who was Ani from Thebes?
Legend says that this pharaoh united upper and lower Egypt.

Who was Narmer?
The delta of the Nile deposited a very fertile soil called...

What is silt?
A line of rulers from the same family.

What is a dynasty?
The oldest large stone structure in the world is this type of pyramid.

What is a step pyramid?
List at least 2 Egyptian advancements.

What are the calendar, architecture, and medical knowledge?
Build the biggest pyramid in Egypt to show how great he was.

Who was Khufu?
Unlike the Tigris and Euphrates, the Nile was __________ which means farmers knew when to plant their crops each year.

What is predictable or flooded at the same time every year?
The order in which members of a royal family inherit the throne is know as.

What is succession?
Egyptian pyramids were made by this group of people.
Who were the slaves?
The Egyptian sun god.

Who was Ra?
His 66 year reign was among the longest in history, he lived to be 96 years old.

Who was Ramses II?
By about 2400 B.C. farmers used irrigation to expand their farmland they also used a tool called _______ to spread water across the fields.

What is a shaduf?
A four-sided shaft with a pyramid shaped top.
What is an obelisk?
Egyptians tombs were filled with Hieroglyphics because...
What is so they would be reminded of who they were when they woke up in the afterlife?
This famous Egyptian god weighed each dead person's heart on their way to the afterlife.

Who was Anubis?