GEOGRAPHY AND EARLY CIVILIZATION
Social Hierarchy
Agriculture & Daily Life
Math & Numbers
Culture, Religion, and Weird Facts
100

This river was the center of Ancient Egyptian life.

THE NILE RIVER!!!

100

This person held absolute power at the top of society.

The Pharaoh

100

Most Egyptians worked in this occupation.

Farmers  (almost 80-90%!!)

100

Fractions were written using this symbol to represent a numerator of 1.

The eye symbol

100

The pyramids were built for this purpose.

Tombs for pharaohs

200

Ancient Egypt was located in this part of Africa.

Northeastern Africa!!

200

These officials acted as the Pharaoh’s right-hand and managed key systems.

Viziers

200

These two crops were the main foods grown in Ancient Egypt.

Wheat and barley

200

Egyptians used this type of math with ropes and knots to measure land.

Geometry

200

This organ was left in the body for judgment in the afterlife.

The heart

300

Ancient Egypt formed around this time period.

Around 6000 BCE (that's 8000 years ago!!)

300

These people worked in temples and served religious duties.

Priests

300

This percentage of civilians were farmers.

80–90% (wow..........)

300

Egyptians used this system where numbers are added together like tallies.

Additive system

300

This dangerous sport involved knocking opponents off boats into the Nile.

Fishermen’s Jousting

400

This natural feature made the land ideal for farming and attracted settlements.

Fertile soil from the Nile River

400

These two groups included educators and fighters.

Scribes and Soldiers

400

Wheat was mainly used for this, while barley was used for this drink.

Bread and beer (Ancient Egyptians looooooovvveddd beer. They had it for breakfast too!)

400

Egyptians did not have this number in their system.

Zero

400

Ancient Egyptian religion had over this many gods.

Over 2000 deities

500

This yearly natural event both destroyed farmland and supported agriculture.

The flooding of the Nile River

500

These people were often prisoners of war or in debt and were at the bottom.

Slaves and Servants

500

This problem forced Egyptians to use math to divide land fairly.

Flooding erased field boundaries. 


rawr

500

Egyptian math was based on this number system.

Base 10

500

These servants had the unusual job of protecting pharaohs from insects.

Fly servants

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