Egyptian Gods
The Nile River
Egyptian Culture
Egyptian Inventions
Egyptian Society
100

This Egyptian sun god was considered the king of the gods.

Who is Ra?

100

The Nile was important to agriculture because water could be taken from the river to water farmers' fields, a process known as this.

What is irrigation?

100

These Egyptian structures were used as tombs for the pharaohs.

What are pyramids?

100

The Egyptians were the first to develop this system, focused on rules and on punishing bad behaviour in society.

What is law?

100

This class of Egyptians performed daily rituals at temples to the gods.

Who are priests?

200

This Egyptian god was the god of the afterlife, resurrection, and farming.

Who is Osiris?

200

The Nile helped with the construction of the pyramids because these could be floated down the river with very little effort.

What are limestone blocks?

200

The Egyptian writing system, known as this, was mostly picture-based, but was able to express complex thoughts and ideas because it still corresponded to syllables.

What is hieroglyphics?

200

The Egyptians were the first to use this siege weapon, consisting of a protective roof over a large, heavy, swinging piece of equipment that would be used against gates and walls.

What is a battering ram?

200

The pharaoh was not considered to be a human, but one of these instead.

What is a god?

300

This god was the god of the sky and the divine protector of the pharaoh.

Who is Horus?

300

The Egyptians used the Nile River to establish this with their neighbours to the south, the Nubians, for gold and incense.

What is trade?

300

The Egyptians produced many well-decorated pieces of this, including vases and bowls, which were usually made out of terracotta or clay

What is pottery?

300

This Egyptian form of paper was made from parts of plants.

What is papyrus?

300
Pharaohs were helped by people in this political office, who would help them administer the country and handle affairs.

Who are viziers?

400

This goddess is the goddess of motherhood, magic, and fertility.

Who is Isis?

400

The Nile's yearly floods helped to renew the soil by depositing this on the land every year.

What is sediment?

400

This Egyptian process, done to preserve a body after death, was thought to be extremely important for a dead person to reach the afterlife intact.

What is embalming?

400

The Egyptians developed the first version of this system, which carries documents across an area.

What is a postal system?

400

These Egyptians were trained in reading and writing, and usually assisted the pharaoh's court.

Who are scribes?

500

This god of chaos murdered his brother, Osiris.

Who is Set?

500

The Nile ends in one of these, a fertile area where the Nile slows down and deposits additional sediment as it reaches the Mediterranean Sea.

What is a delta?

500

The positioning and alignment of many important Egyptian buildings suggests that Egyptians had advanced understanding of this field of study.

What is astronomy?

500

This was a hand-operated lever system used to take water from the Nile River for irrigation.

What is a shadoof?

500

This Egyptian concept was the belief that the world has a lawful and just order, thanks to the gods, which must be maintained.

What is ma'at?

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