GEOGRAPHY
WRITING
PEOPLE
JUDAISM
VOCABULARY
100

What river, in Ancient Egypt, provided people with food and transportation?

Nile River

100

What form of writing is made of picture-like symbols?

hieroglyphics

100

How were Ancient Egyptian people grouped or organized?

according to social class

100

The Hebrews believed in one God, so they were

monotheistic

100

What wee the largest and most famous tombs built in Egypt?

pyramids

200

What direction does the Nile River flow?

South to North

200

Ancient Egyptians used an early form of paper made from plant fibers.  What was this paper called?

papyrus

200

What was an Ancient Egyptian king called?

pharaoh

200

What is the most sacred text of the early Israelites?

Torah

200

Rich, fertile soil found around the Nile River

silt

300

What sea does the Nile River flow into?

Mediterranean Sea

300

Who primarily used hieroglyphics?

scribes, official record keepers

300

Which Ancient Egyptian social class was the largest?

the bottom class

slaves, farmers, servants

300

What is the name of the holy city and center of plgrimage for Jews, Christians, and Muslims?

Jerusalem

300

triangular-shaped plain at the mouth of the Nile river

delta

400

What sea is east of of the Nile River?

Red Sea

400

Where could hieroglphics be found in Ancient Egypt?

on monuments and tombs

400

What is another name for a ruling family?

dynasty

400

Who led the Israelites to believe in one God?

Abraham

400

the belief that, upon death, the dead comes back in another body or form

reincarnation

500

What continent is Egypt on?

Africa

500

What was discovered in 1799 that helped people decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics?

Rosetta Stone

500

What does the widening structure of the social pyramid suggest?

More people are in the lower class.

Less people are in the upper class (elite).

500

What other religions did Judaism influence?

Christianity and Islam

500

the spread of cultural beliefs from one group to another

cultural diffusion 

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