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100

Stream of water, center of life for ancient Egyptians

The Nile River

100

the process of treating a body to prevent it from decaying

embalming 

100

Early Egyptians created with this to facilitate irrigation.

Shadoof

100

What two rivers give the fertile crescent its name? 

Tigris and Euphrates River

100
In early American history, how many original colonies were there? 

13

200

Egypt is located on what continent? 

Africa

200

a great stone tomb for an Egyptian pharaoh

Pyramid

200

Who is responsible for uniting Egypt? Where was he/she from? 

King Narmer / Upper Egypt

200

Who is responsible for creating the world's first empire? What was the name of the empire? 

Sargon / Akkadians

200

Who won the most recent World Series? 

Los Angeles Dodgers

300

Hot dry climate. Covers entire north Africa

Sahara Desert

300

Process of preparing deceased Pharoah for the afterlife. 

Mummification 

300

a writing system made up of a combination of pictures and sound symbols (in Egypt) 

Hieroglyphics

300

Large temple used for worship and holding important government records

Ziggurats 

300

What does the 13th amendment state? 

abolishment of slavery

400

This body of water allowed Egypt to trade and communicate with other neighboring civilizations. 

Mediterranean Sea

400

a government official

bureaucrat

400

How did trade bring new ideas to ancient Egypt? 

Answers will vary. 

400

Who is responsible for creating the world's first set of written laws? What empire was he connected with? 

Hammurabi / Babylonians

400

What large structure that is located downtown Memphis that resembles a structure from ancient Egypt. 

The Pyramid
500

What direction is Lower Egypt? 

North

500

a government of religious leader(s)

theocracy

500

became Pharoah at age 10. 

King Tut

500

a long poem that records the deeds of a legendary or real hero

Epic

500

List 3 ways life was different for women in ancient Egypt vs life women in other early civilizations. 

Women could: 

Own property

Buy and sell goods

Hold important positions in government. 

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