The most important river to the development of ancient Egypt
What is the Nile River
the god-king of egypt
who was the Pharoah
a system of thousands of pictograms
what is hieroglyphics
the kingdom to the south of egypt
what was Kush
The powerful african country mentioned 2 Kings 19, that came to the aid of the israelites against the assyrians.
Kush
Why was the Nile River important to the Egyptians?
it provided soil, water, and transportation
Used to protect the body and property in the afterlife
what is a pyramid
the process by which egyptians preserved their dead
what is mummification
the natural resource that made kush rich
what was iron
why does it matter that the ancient egyptians were polytheistic
because God used his prophet Moses to show the egyptians that he is the only God. the plagues were direct confrontations against the egyptian gods.
Why did Egyptians build irrigation systems?
to irrigate crops
the primary medium of writing
what is papyrus
the religious type of ancient egypt
what was polytheism
the capital of Kush
Meroe
where did the israelites escape from and to.
bonus: what was this event called
egypt to caanan, exodus
the relationship between geography and Egyptian civilization?
what is life and death
local rival of the egyptians
what was Kush
social class below the pharaoh
who were the priests and nobles
a major center of ironworking and trade.
where was meroe
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the Nile river is the ______ river in the world.
what is the longest
Pharaoh who changed the state religion of egypt from polytheisitic to Atenism
*daily double*
*the son of this pharaoh*
Who was Akhenaten/ Amenhotep IV
*King Tutankhamun*
last pharaoh of egypt
the civilization that kicked Kush out of Egypt
who were the Assyrians
the reason for studying ancient history as christians
learn about the history of God's creation, gives context to the bible, god reveals himself through historical moments