Geography
What river was essential to ancient Egypt?
The Nile
What was believed when you died?
You're soul lived on in a new life in the underworld.
The name for Egyptian Royalty
Pharaoh
The name of the plant that would be used for early versions of paper.
Papyrus
The 4 regions that humans first migrated to
Fertile Crescent (Mesopotamia), Egypt, India, China
Upper Egypt
They became king of the Underworld after their brother killed them.
Osiris
The Pharaoh who was a military leader, built 6 large temples, and a new capital named after himself.
Ramses the Great
The process that ancient egyptians would prepare for and bury their dead, involving drying out the body, removing organs, and wrapping them in linens.
Mummification
the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group.
culture
The end of the Nile River that would spread out and create an area of very fertile soil that would grow the most food.
Delta
They were considered to be a living god and a bridge to the other side.
The Pharaoh
Thutmose III
Hieroglyphics
This invention allowed for egyptians to spread water from the Nile outside of the valley to farther farms.
Irrigation
Papyrus, Wheat, Barley, Vegetables, and Flax
Who were some of the Egyptian gods
Ra, Anubis, Osiris, Horus, Isis, Seth, Ma'at, Sobek, ect.
The Pharaoh who was Egypts greatest military genius.
Thutmose III
The artifact that allowed scientists to understand Hieroglyphics
The Rosetta Stone
What were some things that Egypt didn't have that they would need to trade for?
Wood, jewels, gold, silver, ect.
What did trade in Egypt start as?
Royalty giving gifts to one another.
Tried to get them to worship only one god.
The boy king who died young but whose temple was almost completely untouched when they found it.
King Tut
Egyptian pictures focused on ___________ and Egyptian Sculptures focused on ______________
Idealism, realism
the remains, tools, art, buildings, stories, and written documents that can provide information about ancient people and their lives.
artifacts