Who were the 4 pharaohs we learned about?
Who are Kufu, Hatshepsut, Senusret, Ramses||?
Who was at the top & the bottom of the social pyramid?
Who are the Pharaoh & peasants?
What were hieroglyphics?
What is the Egyptian writing system?
What gender had more rights than usual in the ancient world?
Who are women?
How many social classes were there?
What is 6?
Who built the most temples & monuments out of any pharaoh?
Who is Pharaoh Ramses||?
What's the order of the social pyramid, from highest to lowest class?
Who are the Pharaoh, Government Officials & priests, Scribes, Artisans, & peasants?
What was a popular place for hieroglyphics to be, especially for a pharaoh?
What are tombs?
What kingdom (old, middle, or new) had the largest population?
What is the new kingdom?
What class had the most people?
Who are peasants?
Who was one of the first female pharaohs to rule?
Who is Pharaoh Hatshepsut?
What are the three categories under the government officials?
Who are the Vizier, the Treasurer, & the General of armies?
What social class had to study these for over 12 years?
Who are scribes?
What is the definition of noble in the textbook?
What is "of high birth or rank"?
What does the vocabulary word "social pyramid" mean in the textbook?
What is "A pyramid outline showing the positions of social classes according to their status in society"?
What thrived mainly under Pharaoh Senusret's rule?
What are the arts?
What were the peasants houses made out of?
What are mud bricks?
What were hieroglyphics mainly written on?
What are stone tablets?
What happened to farmers when they had poor crops?
What is they may be brutally beaten?
How did priests remove the brain from a corpse?
What is "they used hooks to pull the brain out through the nostrils"?
When was King Tut's tomb found, (one of the worlds most famous pharaohs)?
What is the year 1922?
What did the peasants do if there was a food shortage?
What is "They boiled dry papyrus?
What class mainly painted hieroglyphics?
Who are artisans/painters?
What was one of the many steps priests took for religiously purity?
What is shaving their hair off?
What was the only organ left in the body?
What is the heart?