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100

A way of making watering crops easier.

Irrigation 

100

The stepson of Hatshepsut.

Thutmose III

100

The primary river in Egypt. 

Nile River

100

The god of the afterlife.

Osiris.

100

What military technology did the Hittites possess that the Ancient Egyptians lacked?

Iron weapons

200

Name three crops in Ancient Egypt.

Wheat, flax, barley, and papyrus

200

What is currently the dominant religion in Egypt?

Islam

200

This country is currently named Sudan and South Sudan.

Nubia.

200

Who was the lover of Cleopatra VII?

Marc Antony

200

What religion took root in Ancient Egypt because of its similarities with the Ancient Egyptian religion?

Christianity

300

Name two types of animals they ate.

Fish, birds, and game animals.

300

What major city n Ancient Egypt was named after a Greek conqueror of Egypt?

Alexandria

300

What was the capital of the Old Kingdom?

Memphis

300

Who was the god of the afterlife?

Osiris

300

Name three groups of peoples that invaded Ancient Egypt. 

Hyksos, Arabs, Assyrians, Persians, Hittites, Nubians, Greeks, Romans, etc.

400

What direction does the Nile flow?

North.

400

What goddess was represented by a feather?

Ma'at

400

Near what city is The Sphinx found?

Giza

400

What pharaoh made Egypt monotheistic? 

Akhenaton

400

What was the final group of people to invade Egypt?

The Arabs.

500

Name three reasons why the Nile River was important to the Ancient Egyptians.

It provided water for agriculture, for drinking, a habitat for animals, transportation, and held a religious meaning.

500

What three groups of people were at the top of the social structure n Ancient Egypt?

Pharaohs (royal family), noblemen, and religious leaders (priests). 

500

What is the name of the series of tombs built into a Theban hillside by Hatshepsut?

Valley of the Kings

500

The Ptolemic kings were from which country?

Greece

500

What were the three main causes of Ancient Egypt's fall?

Civil war, military technology, and cultural erosion.

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