Geography
Religion
Rulers
Artifacts
Kingdoms
100

Ancient Egypt is located on this continent

Africa

100

Ancient Egyptians worshipped many gods, so their society is considered to be ____________

polytheistic

100

the last pharaoh to rule Ancient Egypt before it fell to Roman conquest

Cleopatra VII

100

instead of letters, Ancient Egyptians used these pictures to represent objects, sounds, and ideas

hieroglyphs

100

the leaders of Ancient Egyptian kingdoms/dynasties were called ________

pharaohs

200

the longest river in the world; 

most of Ancient Egypt's settlements were alongside this river

The Nile River

200

the bodies of pharaohs and other important people were preserved as _______ 

mummies

200

the youngest pharaoh to rule Ancient Egypt at only age eight

King Tutankhamen 

(King Tut)

200

paperlike material made from reeds that grew along the banks of the Nile

papyrus

200

Egypt's first great period of unity and prosperity (2700 B.C. - 2200 B.C.)

The Old Kingdom

300

an area where a river fans out into various branches as it flows into a body of water

delta

300

the most important god; the sun god

Re

300

this Ancient Egyptian pharaoh had the longest reign lasting 66 years
(1279 B.C. - 1213 B.C.)

Ramses II

(Ramses the Great)

300

Tut's Treasures were coated in this precious metal

gold

300

this kingdom had a wealth of natural resources,  asserted its independence from Ancient Egypt, and conquered most of Egypt around 728 B.C.

The Kingdom of Kush

400

**DAILY DOUBLE**

using compass directions (North, East, South, & West), the Nile River flowed in this direction

North

(going down in elevation)

400

Ancient Egyptians believed that your soul continues to live on after death in the _________

afterlife

400

history's earliest well-known female ruler who is known for expanding trade in Ancient Egypt

Hatshepsut

400

massive monumental tombs to house the dead bodies of pharaohs

pyramids

400

this era is best known for expanding Ancient Egypt's trade network (1550 B.C. - 1070 B.C.)

The New Kingdom

500

describe the climate that allowed Ancient Egyptian agriculture to thrive

predictable floodwaters and fertile soil

500

this person was believed to be a descendent of the gods, so they were blamed for flooding, famine, and other disasters

the pharaoh

500

this king from Upper Egypt is known for rebelling against the Hyksos invaders

King Ahmose

500

this modern technology helps archaeologists locate objects buried underground

satellite cameras

500

These foreign invaders conquered and ruled Egypt during the Middle Kingdom (2040 B.C. - 1650 B.C.)

Hyksos

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