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Ancient Egypt Grab Bag
100

What continent is Egypt on?

Africa

100

The Egyptians thought that the Pharaoh was __________.

A god or given power by the gods.

100

These were built by hand with no machines.

The pyramids

100

Who was at the top of Egypt's social structure?

The Pharaoh

100

The Egyptian form of writing was called . . .

Hieroglyphics

200

This river was essential for ancient Egypt survival.

The Nile River

200

The name of the Egyptian god with green skin who was was the god of the afterlife and agriculture.

Osiris

200

The Egyptian's mastered __________ which allowed them to get water to their crops.

Irrigation

200

What could scribes do that other social classes were unable to do?

Scribes could read and write.

200

The reed plant used to make sandals, mats, paper and baskets

Papyrus

300

What landform surrounded the Nile River Valley.

Desert

300

The Egyptians believed in many gods. This is called _______________.

Polytheism

300

True or False

Egyptians invented breathmints?

True

300

Name one thing that Egyptian women could do that women in other societies could do?

Own property, represent themselves in court, inherit land, run a business, inherit land, be a priestess

300

The Nile River Flows  _________ to ___________.

South to North

400

What plant grew in the Nile River delta what was imporant to Egyptians life?

Papyrus

400

Why did ancient Egyptians mummify their dead?

To prepare them for the afterlife.

400

Name 3 achievements of the ancient Egytians.

Hieroglyphics, Papyrus, Calendar, Irrigation, Surgery, Dentistry, Makeup, Mummification, Engineering, etc.

400

Why were commoners/farmers important to Egypt's social structure?

They grew the food and made the goods that the society needed to survive.

400

People at the top of the social structure pyramid were preserved in this way.

Mummification

500

Name three reasons the Nile was important to the lives of the ancient Egyptians.

Fishing, drinking water, protection from invasion, flooded bringing fertile soil for farming, irrigation, transportation.

500

The name of the god with the head of a crocodile, body of a lion and rear-end of a hippo?

Ammit

500

Mummies were preserved with this substance, which is essentially modern day salt and baking soda.

Natron

500

What was the job of an Egyptian vizier?

A high ranking official in Egypt's government who was the Pharaoh's advisor.

500

This Pharaoh became a king at age 9.

King Tut or Tutankhaman

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