Vocabulary
Geography
Religion
Rulers & Power
Misc.
100

The river that helped ancient Egyptian civilization grow was the...

Nile River

100

In what continent was this civilization located?

Africa

100

The belief of many gods is...

polytheism

100

How old was King Tut when he became a ruler?

8-9 years old

100

What type of government did ancient Egypt have?

a monarchy

200

The huge stone tombs built for pharaohs are called...

pyramids

200

What protected ancient Egypt from invaders on all sides?

Miles and miles of desert
200

A dynasty is...

a family of rulers

200

At what age did King Tut die?

18-19 y/o

200

What direction does the Nile River flow?

south to north (north)

300

The process used to preserve bodies after death was called...

mummification

300

The largest pyramid in Egypt is located at...

Giza

300

What was the purpose of mummification?

to preserve bodies for the afterlife

300

How did rulers get their power?

they were born into it

300

What types of products did ancient Egypt trade?

gold, papyrus, grain, linen

400

The ancient Egyptians used a plant called _____________ to make paper.

papyrus

400

Give two ways that ancient Egyptians used the Nile River.

1) transportation 2)irrigation

400
What was the main purpose of the pyramids?

they were tombs for the pharaohs

400

Who was at the bottom of the social structure? (2 groups)

slaves & farmers

400
What types of crops were grown in this region?

wheat, barley, legumes (beans, lentils, chickpeas), vegetables, fruits

500

The ancient Egyptians believed in many gods, so their religion was... (hint: you have to change the form of the word)

polytheistic

500

Why was the Nile River so important to ancient Egyptian life?

It provided water for drinking & farming, making life possible in the desert.

500

How did ancient Egyptians show respect for their gods?

1)built temples 2)made offerings

500

Who was in the middle of the social structure? (2 groups)

merchants & craftsmen

500

What is the oldest known monumental sculpture in Egypt?

The Sphinx

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