Geography
Religion
Acheivements
Politics & Economics
Social Structure
100
This river flow south to north through Egypt.
The Nile
100
Ancient Egyptians worshipped many deities. This is called:
polytheism
100
Egyptians were the first to develop these dental hygiene products.
Toothbrushes and toothpaste
100
These 3 things contributed to the economy of ancient Egypt:
agriculture, trade, and mining
100
The role of a scribe would include:
keeping records on tax, gifts presented to the gods, food supplies, minute meetings, number of soldiers in the army, writing The Book of the Dea
200
According to the map Lower Egypt is in:
Northern Egypt
200
To the Egyptians, when a person died it was not sad and mournful, but:
a celebration of life
200
When you visit the doctor and they already know your medical history, you can thank the Egyptians for being the first to develop these:
medical records
200
This type of government is controlled by religious leaders and was practiced in ancient Egypt.
theocracy
200
Women in ancient Egypt could:
have their own businesses, become priests, own and sell property, represent themselves in court
300
This is the name for the area in which fertile silt is deposited.
Delta or Nile Delta
300
This book contained magical spells that Egyptians used to help get them through the underworld.
The Book of the Dead
300
Egyptian farmers used this tool to scoop water out of the Nile and transfer it to basins.
Shadoof
300
Pharaohs were the children of gods or gods themselves. Therefore, their rule was known as this:
divine rule
300
A vizier was appointed by the pharaoh and usually from the pharaoh's family. The vizier's role was:
to oversee operations and advise the pharaoh on agriculture, executive laws, the treasury and war
400
Kemet means
Black land (fertile land)
400
This god was the giver of life, controlled the skies and brought day to the Egyptians.
Ra
400
This civilization is credited for passing along superior weaponry and bronze plows for farming to the Egyptians.
The Hyksos
400
This pharaoh unified upper and lower Egypt around the year 3100 B.C.
King Narmer/King Menes
400
Artists and craftsmen in ancient Egypt were valued because:
they made monuments to pharaohs and items required for the afterlife
500
These two seas are located near Egypt.
Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
500
This god guides the souls of the dead through the underworld.
Anubis
500
These simple machines helped move large stones to build temples and pyramids.
Ramps and levers
500
This pharaoh had an army of 100,000 men and defeated sea pirates that were attacking Egyptian cargo ships.
Ramses II
500
Imhotep was a vizier to four pharaohs. He was a doctor, nobleman, chief carpenter, chief sculptor and builder. Imhotep was born in this social hierarchy:
peasant class