The "boy king"
Who is Tut?
The Nile was this many miles long
What is 4,000?
What is polytheism?
Who is Osiris?
French scholar who deciphered hieroglyphics
Who is Jean Champollion?
The great builder
Who is Ramses II?
These are waterfalls along the Nile that protected the Egyptians from invasion
What are cataracts?
Egyptian gods controlled the forces of this
What is nature?
Crocodile-shaped eater of the dead
What is Ammit?
Egyptian paper
What is papyrus?
Created Egypt's wealth and often compared to Napolean
Who is Thutmose III?
This historian called Egypt the "Gift of the Nile"
Who is Herodotus?
The belief in one god
What is Monotheism?
Burial tombs for the pharaohs
What are pyramids?
Ruling family
What is a dynasty?
Established new religion that believed that there is but one god, sun god Aten
Who is Amenhotep IV?
This black soil rich in minerals was deposited by flooding rivers creating fertile soil for farming
What is silt?
Egyptian gods typically identified with this
What are animals?
Process that preserved the body of the dead for entry into the afterlife
What is mummification?
Chief minister who helped the pharaoh rule
Who is a Vizier?
His tomb was significant because it was largely intact
Who is King Tut?
This reed grew along the Nile and was used for making paper
What is papyrus?
Stone that holds the key to understanding Egyptian hieroglyphs
What is the Rosetta Stone?
Hieroglyphic symbol meaning life
What is ANKH?
Egyptian pictorial writing
What is Hieroglyphics?