This river’s annual flooding left fertile soil along its banks.
What is the Nile River?
This Egyptian writing material was made from strips of a plant that grew along the Nile.
What is papyrus?
This pharaoh ordered the construction of the Great Pyramid at Giza.
Who is Khufu?
This region, also called Nubia, was located south of Egypt along the Nile.
What is Kush?
This belief in one supreme God set the Israelites apart from many neighboring peoples.
What is monotheism?
This fine material left behind by the Nile’s floods helped crops grow.
What is silt?
These trained record keepers wrote down taxes, grain supplies, laws, and other important information.
Who are scribes?
This female pharaoh encouraged trade with Punt and built a temple at Dayr al-Bahri.
Who is Hatshepsut?
This valuable resource gave Kush its alternate name, Nubia, which comes from an Egyptian word meaning “gold.”
What is gold?
This rare, costly dye made from sea snails became a famous Phoenician trade good.
What is Tyrian purple?
The Nile flows in this direction, ending in a marshy delta at the Mediterranean Sea.
What is north?
The process of making a body ready for the afterlife.
What is mummification?
This pharaoh is associated with the Story of Sinuhe and the White Chapel.
Who is Senusret I?
This Kushite city became a major trade center and was known for producing iron.
What is Meroë?
The Phoenician alphabet spread to other peoples, including the Greeks. This spread of ideas and cultural traits is called this.
What is cultural diffusion?
These two hot, dry regions west and east of the Nile helped protect Egypt and Kush from invaders.
What are the Libyan and Nubian deserts?
This Egyptian achievement used observations of the Nile and a star to create a year of 365 days.
What is the Egyptian calendar?
This pharaoh built Abu Simbel and signed a peace treaty with the Hittites.
Who is Ramses II?
This Kushite language had its own alphabet and showed a cultural identity distinct from Egypt.
What is Meroitic?
Unlike the detailed laws and punishments in the Code of Hammurabi, these Israelite teachings include commands such as “You shall not steal.”
What are the Ten Commandments?
The Nile’s three farming seasons were the flooding season, the planting season, and this season, when crops were gathered.
What is the harvest season?
This concept emphasized truth, balance, and order in Egyptian society.
What is ma’at?
This Kushite ruler conquered Egypt around 730 BCE and began Kushite rule over Egypt’s 25th Dynasty.
Who is Piye?
This powerful kandake fought Roman forces alongside her son, and Kush later made a peace treaty with Rome.
Who is Queen Amanirenas?
Unlike Egypt, which was ruled by one central pharaoh, ancient Mesopotamia was often divided into these independent political units, each with its own ruler.
What are city-states?