Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 2&3
Lesson 3
100

How did the growing surplus of crops affect Egypt?

It enabled some people to perform work other than farming.

100

How did the Nile contribute to the growth of ancient Egypt culture?

The Nile floods helped the farmers grow surpluses

100

Why were Egyptians able to build the pyramids?

The Egyptians were skilled in geometry and math.

100

Why do people still admire the pyramids and art the Egyptians created?

They are the largest structures on Earth.

100

Why did Egypt conquer Kush?

Egypt wanted control over the riches in Kush.

200
Compare and contrast the ways in which farmers and scribes contributed to the ancient Egyptian civilization.

Farmers provided food for scribes, and scribes kept records.

200

What roles did pharaohs play in their religion?

Pharaohs were seen as gods, and people had to obey them.

200

How did writing make Egypt's complex civilization and technology possible? 

It allowed Egyptians to share and preserve knowledge.

200

How did the Egyptians use hieroglyphics to advance their society?



They made it possible for the Egyptians to share knowledge.

200

How did trade benefit both Egypt and Kush?

Both used trade to gain wealth and obtain goods they couldn't produce themselves.

300
What role did the afterlife play in the lives of ancient Egyptians?

Egyptians believed they could overcome the afterlife, but they had to prepare for it.

300

How is the creation of mummies related to Egypt's dynasties?

After death, the Pharaohs were made into mummies to preserve them for the afterlife.

300

Why are the pyramids considered one of ancient Egypt's greatest achievements?

They were the largest structures on Earth and required organization, labor and supplies.

300

If papyrus couldn't last long in ancient Egypt's dry environment, how would that have affected our knowledge on ancient Egypt knowledge?

We wouldn't know much because the written records gave us a sense of what was in the hearts of the Egyptian people.


300

What was different about Kush's Meroitic script?

It was a true alphabet. It's characters stood for sounds rather than ideas.

400

Name one accomplishment of Pharaohs of the  Middle and New Kingdom:

Pharaohs of the Middle Kingdom built canals to control Nile floods. Pharaohs of the New lands conquered lands in Asia and Africa.

400

Describe how Egyptian society functioned?

It functioned by encouraging all social labels to work to support the Pharaoh who is seen as a god.

400

What were three Egyptian achievements in science and math?

The Egyptians created calendar, irrigation system, and were skilled in mathematics, chemistry, engineering, astronomy, and medicine.

400

(LESSON 3) What was the impact of Kush moving its capital to Meroe?

Meroe was easier to defend. It provided more water for farming, growing trees, and making iron ore.


400

Describe the way interdependence had an affect on commerce in ancient Egypt?

Egypt's  interdependence through trade and commerce helped it's economy.
500

What role did pharaohs, artisans, and the bureaucracy play in ancient Egypt?

Pharaohs led Egyptian society. Artisans made goods. The bureaucracy supported the pharaoh and ran the governments.

500

Describe the Nile and its importance to ancient Egypt?

The Nile began in East Africa and flows north through Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea. It was important because it provided water to make farming possible.

500

How did the Egyptian's knowledge of astronomy help them farm?

The Egyptians understood that Sirius appeared above the horizon before sunrise, about the same time of year as the Nile floods.

500

How did Kush's geography affect it's relationship with Egypt?

Kush couldn't grow as much food as Egypt because it didn't getas much water from the Nile as Egypt did.

500

How did trade cause culture and ideas to spread between Egypt and Kush?

Trade brought Kushites and Egyptians into closer contact with each other.

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