Geography
Religion/Accomplishments
Misc.
Misc.
Society
100

What is the Nile Delta?

Formed in Lower Egypt where the Nile River fans out into the Mediterranean Sea.

100

What role in Egyptian religion did the Pharaoh play?  

Pharaohs were taught to be gods and therefore to be obeyed.

100

This person helps to interpret the teachings of Judaism.

a Rabbi

100

What is the belief in one god called?

Monotheism 

100

The position, or standing, of an individual compared to others in the same society is called....

social status

200

The Nile River provided the people of ancient Egypt and Kush with what?

fresh water for drinking and irrigation, transportation, a source for food like fishing.
200

Why was the work of artisans so important?

It tells us much about life in Ancient Egypt.

200

Why were the lives of peasants so difficult?

They did hard manual labor (mostly farming) and also had to help build monuments and temples.

200

Why are the Ten Commandments important to Jewish people?

They provide the rules to live a proper life.

200

Egypt's social pyramid was fairly rigid. What does this mean?

Most people belonged to the same social class as their parents with little chance of improving their status.

300

What were the three environmental factors that greatly affected where ancient people settled?

water, topography, and vegetation 

300

What was a priest's most important job?

preparing bodies for the afterlife

300

How did the belief in one god unite (bring together) the people of ancient Israel?

Religion was the most important part of everyone's life.

300

During which period did Egypt's power and wealth reach it's height?

The New Kingdom

400

What surrounds Egypt?

The Mediterranean Sea to the north, desserts to the east and west and the Nile River runs through it. 

400

Which important writings tell Jewish people how to best live a moral life?

The Hebrew Bible (Torah) and the Talmud

400

What is one of Egypt's most famous accomplishments?

The Great Pyramid of Giza

400

What did Ramses II and Hatshepsut have in common?

Both had great temples built that are still visited today.

500

What was something that happened annually in Egypt?

Flooding

500

After the  Diaspora, how was Judaism kept alive?

Jewish rabbis opened a center of Jewish learning and trained students from many areas.

500

Which social group was the official record keepers and writers?

scribes