Geography
The river that flows through Egypt.
What is the Nile River?
Term for an Egyptian king
What is a pharaoh?
The building of the Great Pyramid is a significant event in this kingdom
What is the Old Kingdom?
The definition of scribe
What is a professional writer?
The definition of polytheism
What is the belief in many gods?
The reason Egyptians settled around the Nile
What is needing access to water in a vast desert?
The person at the top of an Egyptian social hierarchy
What is a pharaoh?
Cleopatra ruling as the last pharaoh was a significant event in this kingdom
The reason pharaohs ordered pyramids to be built?
What is so they had monumental tombs for themselves?
The definition of mummy
What is the preserved body of a pharaoh or other powerful person in ancient Egypt?
The reason ancient Egyptians needed to use irrigation methods?
What is the ability to water all plants through flood and drought seasons?
The amount of power the people in the lowest social class have
What is the least amount of power?
The building of the Great Sphinx is a significant event in this kingdom
What is the Old Kingdom?
The definition of papyrus
What is a paper-like material made from reeds?
Re is the god of this
What is the sun?
The reason Upper Egypt is actually southern to Lower Egypt
What is the Nile flows from South to North?
What is a series of rulers from the same family?
Hyksos controlling much of Egypt for 100 years and the restoration of the power of the central government are both significant events during which kingdom?
The definition of hieroglyphics
What is pictures that represent objects, sounds, or ideas?
One of Re responsibilities
What is the sunrise or creating the world?
The definition of a delta
What is an area where a river branches out as it flows into a larger body of water?
What is the top of the pyramid had only one person while the bottom had the most people?
Ramses reigning for 66 years is a significant event during this kingdom
The reason the Rosetta stone was important in learning about ancient Egypt
What is the Greek writing on it was used to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics?
The one organ that was left in a mummified body and the reason it was left in
What is the heart and it had to be weighed against an ostrich feather to determine the person's afterlife?