Nile & Geography
Leaders & Dynasties
Society & Culture
Technology & Economy
100

What feature of the Nile River most directly supported Egyptian farming?

Its delta and cataracts

100

What does the term “dynasty” refer to?

– A line of rulers from the same family

100

Which of the following was a key function of scribes in ancient Egypt?

– Writing and recording information on papyrus

100

Which object was used to move water from the Nile to fields?

 Shadoof

200

How did the physical environment protect Egypt from invasions?

– Deserts, cataracts, and the Nile Delta acted as natural barriers

200

During which Egyptian period were pyramids first built?

 – Old Kingdom

200

What are the three main classes in ancient Egyptian society? –

Upper (nobles, priests, scribes), middle (traders, artisans, shopkeepers), lower (farmers, herders, unskilled workers)

200

In Kush, what economic activity contributed most to its early wealth? –

Agriculture and gold mining

300

Which geographic term best describes the flat grasslands of Kush?

– Savanna

300

Which period in Egyptian history followed the Middle Kingdom?

– New Kingdom

300

What does “status” refer to in ancient Egypt?

– A person’s rank in society

300

How did Egyptian hieroglyphics and papyrus contribute to society? –

They allowed for the recording of laws, religious texts, and history

400

Why was Kerma’s location advantageous for trade?

– It connected Egypt to tropical Africa to the south

400

Which of these rulers was part of the New Kingdom’s height of power?

– Ramses II

400

What role did government and religion play in ancient Egypt? What was the role of pharohs?

Pharaohs were considered divine, and religious practices reinforced their authority

400

What was the primary purpose of incense in ancient Egypt?

– To make offerings in religious rituals

500

Which statement best explains why the Nile River was considered central to Egyptian civilization?

 – Its annual floods created rich soil, water supply, and food

500

The Hyksos were significant in Egyptian history because they…?

– Introduced new technology and temporarily controlled lower Egypt

500

Which of the following cultural elements did Egypt and Kush share?

 – Writing system, pyramids, gods and goddesses

500

Kush adapted some Egyptian practices such as…? 

– Hieroglyphics for writing and pyramids for their kings

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