Geography
This is an an area of fertile soil where the Nile River branches fan out over it.
Delta
This Pharaoh united Upper and Lower Egypt.
Menes/Narmar
Age of Pyramids
Old Kingdom
They belief in many gods.
Polytheism
Plant used to make paper, baskets, sandals, and rafts.
Papyrus
Largest desert in the world that stretches across Egypt.
Sahara
This Pharaoh was responsible for the Great Pyramid of Giza
Khufu
Uniting of Upper and Lower Egypt
Early Dynastic
Egyptians believed they controlled forces of nature and human activity.
Deities
Nubians were forced to give these type of payments to the Egyptians.
Tributes
Egyptian city located in lower Egypt. It was made the capital of Egypt by King Narmar.
Memphis
This pharaoh conquered the most land than any other.
Thutmose III
Empire gains its most territory at this time.
New Kingdom
In the "Prince Who Knew His Fate", these three animals were destined to kill the prince.
crocodile, dog, snake
The passing of power from father to son to grandson.
Dynasty
What landform blocks large ships in the Nile from the south?
cataracts
This Pharaoh changed Egypt to monotheism, only worshiping the god, Aton.
Akhenaton
Period when Egypt suffers from famine and civil war
First Intermediate
Egyptian Pharaohs were buried here during the Middle and New Kingdom
Valley of The Kings
This pharaoh drove the Hyksos out of Egypt
Ahmose
Nubia was located in this current country.
Sudan
The amount of years King Ramses II ruled for.
66 years
Mummification and religion became popular during this kingdom.
Old Kingdom
God of mummification
Anubis
The length of the Nile River in miles.
4,000 miles