Nile River Valley
Egypt is located on which continent?
WHAT IS AFRICA?
The _________ is a reason that something happened.
WHAT IS A CAUSE?
a Democracy, Dictatorship and Monarch are all types of _____________.
WHAT IS GOVERNMENT?
History is the study of the people and events of the __________.
WHAT IS PAST?
This theme of geography is going from point A to point B.
WHAT IS MOVEMENT?
In which direction does the Nile River flow?
WHAT IS NORTH?
The ________ is the results of those events.
WHAT IS EFFECT?
Christianity, Islam and polytheism are all forms of _______________.
WHAT IS RELIGION?
Culture and society teaches us about traditions of a group of people, their beliefs or ___________ and their behaviors.
WHAT IS VALUES?
This theme of geography is how human depend on the environment.
WHAT IS HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION?
What was the main "Gift of the Nile River?"
WHAT IS RESOURCES?
The statement "This event led to World War I."
WHAT IS AN EFFECT?
Doctors, farmers, merchants and scribes are all examples of ___________________.
WHAT IS DIVISION OF LABOR?
One example of how a country is run is by a __________ or Queen.
WHAT IS A KING?
This theme of geography has both absolute and relative.
WHAT IS LOCATION?
What were the four main resources that many villages settle near the Nile River?
WHAT IS 1. WATER 2. FOOD 3. TRANSPORTATION 4. PROTECTION?
The statement "Covid-19 begins to spread throughout the world."
Kings/Lords/Warriors/Merchants/Serfs are examples of ______________________.
WHAT ARE SOCIAL CLASSES?
Economics is all about ________________.
This theme of geography has both physical and human characteristics.
WHAT IS PLACE?
How did the Nile River and nearby deserts help
early Egyptians?
The statement, "As a result, villages began to trade with neighboring villages."
WHAT IS AN EFFECT?
Walls, bridges and dams are all examples of _____________________.
WHAT ARE PUBLIC WORKS?
An economy is a system of using __________________ to meet needs.
WHAT IS RESOURCES?
This theme of geography contains three categories: Governmental, Functional and General.
WHAT IS REGION?