He became pharaoh during the New Kingdom and ruled for about 66 years. He was best known for his conquests on numerous temples and monuments.
Ramses II.
Menes.
The Nile flows ________ to _________ and empties into the Mediterranean Sea. What is the name of the triangular area of marshland formed from deposits of silt at the mouth of the Nile River?
South to north; delta.
A civilization to the south of Egypt in the Nile Valley noted for the development of an alphabetic writing system and major iron working industry.
Nubia.
The famous vizier of Egypt who wrote instruction to his son on how to advance in society.
Ptahhotep.
Another name for a huge waterfall.
A cataract.
A period of time in ancient Egypt where pharaohs created large empires. This time period proved to be an era of conquests.
New Kingdom.
Foreign invaders that occupied the Nile Delta region around 1700 B.C. This group was best known for their horse-drawn chariots.
Hyksos.
A system of government that includes departments and levels of authority.
Bureaucracy.
Name of the sun-baked desert that stretches across northern Africa.
"Red Land".
Corruption and rebellion was common during this time period.
Middle Kingdom.
Egypt's first female ruler who exercised all of the powers of the pharaoh. She encouraged trade with eastern Mediterranean lands and along the coast of the Red Sea.
Hatshepsut.
Which group of people on the social pyramid are chosen by the pharaoh to govern the nomes (states) of Egypt.
nobles
The name for the fertile land along the banks of the Nile River.
"Black Land".
A period of time when the pyramids at Giza were built.
Old Kingdom.
Stepson of Hatshepsut who took over rule once he reached adulthood. He was best known for being a great military leader.
Thutmose III.
The plant grown in the Nile Valley whose fibers were used for clothing.
Flax.