Geography
Old Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
New Kingdom
Miscellaneous
100

The river on which Egypt is located.

Nile

100
Many historians consider Menes/Narmer to be Egypt's first _______.

Pharaoh

100

The Middle Kingdom is known for its advances in which two disciplines?

Art and Architecture

100

Egypt reached the peak of its power during this kingdom's period of time.

New Kingdom

100

The salt used by Egyptians to mummify bodies.

Natron

200

This feature of the Nile covers the land in silt and allowed Egypt to grow crops.

Annual flooding.

200

The system of government that eventually formed in the Old Kingdom, in which there is no separation between the religion and the state.

Theocracy

200

What technology did the Hyksos have the allowed them to conquer the Middle Kingdom?

Chariots

200
What was the main method of growth in the New Kingdom?

Conquest

200

A book containing instructions for how to get through the afterlife safely.

Book of the Dead

300

This feature of the Nile River divides Upper Egypt from Lower Egypt.

The first cataract.

300

The Old Kingdom pharaoh best known for the Great Pyramid.

Khufu

300

Which pharaoh drove out the Hyksos, finally ending a 200-year foreign rule?

Ahmose

300

One of Egypt's most notable pharaohs, SHE expanded trade and built a great temple near Thebes.

Hatshepsut

300

Which came first; Hellenistic Egypt or Roman Egypt?

Hellenistic

400

True or False: The crown of Lower Egypt was red, where the crown of Upper Egypt was white.

True

400
The Egyptians frequently traded for this commodity, which was not readily available in Egypt.

Wood

400

How was art produced by the Middle Kingdom different from that produced by the Old Kingdom?

It reflected everyday people rather than just pharaohs and nobles.

400

One of the most ornate temples that survives, built at Luxor.

Temple of Karnak
400

The main Egyptian sun god who was briefly replaced by the worship of Aten (though the worship of multiple gods was reinstated by Akhenaten's son, Tutankhamun).

Amun-Ra
500
Why is the Upper Kingdom in the south and the Lower Kingdom in the north?

The Nile flows north into the Mediterranean Sea.

500

Who was higher on the Egyptian social scale, soldiers or merchants?

Soldiers

500

Name ONE reason that the Old Kingdom fell.

1. Severe climate change that led to a drought.

2. Pharaohs were unable to keep up with the cost of large building projects.

3. Power decentralized and was taken over by the nobility and priests.


500

Thought to be the largest chariot battle in history, fought between the Egyptians led by Ramses II and the Hittites.

Battle of Kadesh

500

The Egyptian word for soul; this had to reach the afterlife with a heart of equal or lesser weight to the feather of Ma'at.

Ka

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