Geography
This river, known as the lifeblood of Ancient Egypt, flows northward through the country
What is the Nile River
This writing system, made up of pictorial symbols, was used by ancient Egyptians for religious texts and monumental inscriptions.
What is hieroglyphics
At the top of the Ancient Egyptian social hierarchy, this ruler was considered both a political leader and divine figure.
Who is the Pharaoh
This pharaoh is known for commissioning the Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Who is Khufu
This sun god, often depicted as a falcon, was one of the most important deities in Ancient Egypt and represented kingship and the sky.
Who is Ra
What is Cairo.
This profession was highly respected in Ancient Egypt, as they were responsible for record-keeping.
What social class developed during the Middle Kingdom era of Ancient Egypt?
This female pharaoh, who ruled as a king and often wore male attire, is famous for her successful trade expeditions and monumental building projects.
Who is Hatshepsut
This ritual, which involved embalming and wrapping the body, was essential for preserving the dead for the afterlife.
What is mummification
The Ancient Egyptians referred to the area of land surrounding the Nile as this term, meaning "the black land".
What is Kemet
This plant, which grew abundantly along the Nile, was harvested and processed to create a crucial writing material used in Ancient Egypt.
What is papyrus
This group of invaders, who introduced new technologies such as the horse-drawn chariot, conquered parts of Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period and ruled as the 15th Dynasty.
Who is the Hyksos
This pharaoh was known for his military campaigns and the signing of the first known peace treaty with the Hittites.
Who is Ramses II
This goddess, often depicted with a throne on her head, was the protector of the pharaoh and represented motherhood and fertility.
Who is Isis
This region to the South of Egypt was conquered by the Ancient Egyptians and was vital for trade, especially in gold.
What is Nubia
This oval-shaped symbol, often enclosing a pharaoh's name, was used in Ancient Egypt to denote royal status and protect the name in the afterlife.
What is a cartouche
These individuals served as intermediaries between the gods and the people, holding a prestigious position within Egyptian society and often residing in temples.
What are priests
This pharaoh, known for the dramatic religious reforms during his reign and promoted the worship of the sun god Aten.
This ancient Egyptian god, often depicted as a mummified man with green skin, was revered as the god of the afterlife, resurrection, and agriculture, symbolizing the cycle of life and death.
Who is Osiris
This landmark, known for its unique shape and significance, was built to possibly guard the entrance to the tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
What is the Great Sphinx
This ancient artifact was crucial in deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphics because it featured the same text written in three different scripts.
What is the Rosetta Stone
Name the three roles of the Pharaoh.
What is Government, Religion, Economy
This pharaoh is often credited with unifying Upper and Lower Egypt, marking the beginning of the Early Dynastic Period.
Who is Menes/Narmer
This type of coffin, often ornately decorated, was designed to hold the mummified body and provide protection for the deceased in the afterlife.
What is a sarcophagus