Pharaohs
What was the pharaoh's job?
The pharaoh's job was to create temples and perform rituals to keep chaos from engulfing the two lands pharaohs were in charge of the military and legal system, as the rulers of Ancient Egypt
What was the second most powerful people in Ancient Egypt?
A Pharaohs wife.
The highest-ranking job is...
Pharaoh.
How many dynasties were there in ancient Egypt?
30
How did pharaohs come into power?
Pharaohs came into power by having their parent as pharaohs they would often go through training.
What did Ancient Egyptians use to pay taxes?
Ancient Egyptian's used crops to pay taxes.
What resources did Egyptians use to trade?
Surplus crops
What was the meaning of Queen Nefertiti?
The beautiful one has come.
What rank is a Pharaoh.
The Pharaoh is the ruler of Ancient egypts society and the highest rank of the Ancient egypt society.
What did citizens do to support the Government?
The citizens had to pay taxes to support the government.
How is trading a major part of Egypt's success?
Trading was a big part of their success because it helped them get profit and resources that were needed.
What time was trade most profitable?
New kingdom
Name 4 pharaohs
Ramses II, Thutmose ll, Cleopatra, Hatshepsut, Tutankhamen
Who was in charge of keeping government records and collecting taxes?
A vizer.
How did agriculture help Ancient Egypt's civilization?
It helped settlements to be established and they took advantage of the soil farmers had farmed in the Nile Delta.
What was Hatshepsut known for?
Hatshepsut was known for being a good builder and helping the economy of Ancient Egypt
What did the pharaohs do for ancient Egypt society?
They led the military in war and they were in charge of the government and legal system and kept chaos from engulfing the land.
What part of the Egyptian government is similar to the modern day?
They are similar because just like modern day, Ancient Egypt had judges and people would go in file cases like court.
What did Ancient Egyptians trade for?
Ancient Egyptians would trade for materials, things that they could not get because of their environment and they would trade for riches.
How many artifacts were in King Tut's tomb?
5000