History & Early People
Nile River & Egyptian gods
Old
Kingdom of Egypt
First Writing & Sumer
The Jewish People & Babylonians
100

True or False - History is the study of the past.

What is true?

100

The source of ancient Egypt’s wealth and prosperity.

What is the Nile River?
100

Built as tombs to house the mummies of dead pharaoh.

What are pyramids?

100

An ancient Egyptian forms of writing.

What is hieroglyphics?

100
Became the father of the Jewish nation when he obeyed and worshiped God. 

Who is Abraham?

200

People who study the past using written records like letters scrolls, and writing on monuments. 

Who are historians?

200

Ancient Egypt was divided into these two countries.

What are Upper & Lower Egypt?

200

The ancient Egyptians believed you need your body to live in the afterlife, so Pharaohs and rich people’s bodies were preserved through this process.

What is mummification?

200

Egyptians made their first paper from this.

What is papyrus?
200

Was sold into slavery in Egypt by his brothers and  became second in power only to Pharoah. 

Who is Joseph?

300

The first people in the Fertile Crescent. They move constantly, foraging for food and hunting wild animals.

Who are Nomads?
300

United Upper and Lower Egypt beginning the Old Kingdom of Egypt.

Who is King Narmer?

300

The tombs of pharaohs and rich Egyptians were filled with food, clothing, jewelry, furniture, games, and even boats so they would have them for this.

What is the afterlife?

300

The Sumerians developed a form of writing with a reed on clay tablets.

What is cuneiform?

300

Abraham's wife, who gave birth to Isaac in her old age.

Who is Sarah?

400

Means “Between rivers”.

What is Mesopotamia?

400

The Nile River begins at Lake Victoria in central Africa and travels over 4000 miles until it empties into this body of water.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?
400

The largest pyramids that took 50.000 people over 20 years to build.

What is Giza?

400

The first Sumerian dictator who made one country out of the many city-states.

Who is Sargon?

400

The king of Babylonia in ancient Mesopotamia who created the first written laws. 

Who is Hammurabi?

500

The area of Mesopotamia, extending from the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers along the Mediterranean Sea to northern Egypt.

What is the Fertile Crescent?

500

The belief in many gods practiced by the people of Mesopotamia and Egypt.

What is polytheism?

500

Special jars which housed the organs of the dead pharaohs.

What are canopic jars?

500

The name of the new Empire Sargon built from many conquered city states. 

What is the Akkadian Empire?

500

 Discovered many important things like cuneiform, the wheel, written law, the 12-month calendar, astronomy, geometry, mud bricks, the plow, agriculture and irrigation (the shaduf, canals, levees), the sailboat, the chariot, map making, domestication of animals, bronze, literature, board games, and soap. 

Who are Mesopotamians?
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