Physical Geography
Ancient Egypt
Random: North Africa
People, Places, & Cultures
Political Issues
100

This type of climate dominates North Africa.

What is a desert/arid climate?

100

The ancient Egyptian civilization formed around this river.

What is the Nile River?

100

Farms in the desert are usually clustered around water spots found within the desert, which is the definition for this term.

What is an oasis?

100

This religion is the dominant religion of North Africa.

What is Islam?

100

This North African country lost ties with Muslim nations for it's relations with Israel and the U.S.A.

What is Egypt?

200

This country is claimed by Morocco.

What is Western Sahara?

200

This is the name of the system of writing in Ancient Egypt.

What are hieroglyphics?

200

This group (Muslims OR Romans) had a larger impact on the history of North Africa compared to the other.

Who are the Muslims?

200

Most Egyptians live around this major waterway.

What is the Nile River?

200

This group of Muslims have recently led movements to encourage North African countries to strictly follow the laws of Islam.

Who are Muslim fundamentalists?

300

This North African country claims the most oil reserves in the region.

What is Libya?

300

The Egyptians built these architectural structures because of their belief in the afterlife.

What are pyramids/underground tombs?
300

This waterway, built in 1869, grew European interest in North Africa.

What is the Suez Canal?

300

This is the official language of all five North African nations.

What is Arabic?

300

The Arab Spring revolts of the 2010s started in this North African country.

What is Tunisia?

400
This region's resources mirror North Africa's resources: they both have an abundance of oil and a scarcity of freshwater.

What is Southwest Asia?

400

This Egyptian figure held the most power and importance in the ancient civlization.

Who is the pharaoh?

400

These two European nations colonized North Africa.

Who are the British and French.

400

This is North Africa's largest city.

What is Cairo, Egypt?

400

This group of people often have more rights than their counterparts in other Muslim nations.

Who are women?

500

The Nile brings life to a dry Egypt because of this material deposited into the soil when the river floods.

What is silt?

500

This explains why Egyptian rulers stopped building pyramids and started building underground tombs. 

What is to protect their riches from tomb robbers?

500

This country was the first to gain their independence in the region.

What is Egypt?

500
The religion of Islam prohibits the creation of artwork that includes this.

What is living forms/figures?

500
These two political forces are strong in modern-day North Africa.

What are a push for democracy and rising Islamic fundamentalism?

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