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Miscellaneous
100
This is the name for a line of rulers from one family.

What is a dynasty?

100

Originally, the Egyptian rulers were called kings but later on, they were known as this.

What is a Pharoah?

100

During the Middle Kingdom, the capital was moved south to this city.

What is Thebes?

100

Nubia was another civilization that flourished in Africa and was also known as this.

What is Kush?

100

This is a bucket attached to a long pole that lifts water from the Nile.

What is a shadoof?

200

One of these is a dangerous, fast moving body of water and the other is a fan shaped area of fertile marshland. Name one.

What is a delta or a cataract?

200

Egyptian doctors wrote down medical information on these to make the world's first medical books.

What is papyrus scrolls?

200

As Egypt weakened during the Middle Kingdom, these outsiders invaded from Western Asia.

Who are the Hyksos?

200

In 671 B.C., these warriors invaded Egypt and defeated the Kushites.

Who are the Assyrians?

200

These tombs were built to honor their pharaohs in a special way.

What are pyramids?

300

This was the first king to rule all of Egypt.

What was Narmer?

300

This type of government is when the political leader and religious leader are the same person.

What is a theocracy?

300

This is how old Tutankhamen was when he came to power and how old he was when he died.

What is 10 and 19?

300

The central location of this city made it an important trade link between Egypt and Southern Africa.

What is Meroe?

300

Pharaohs appointed these government officials to carry out their orders.

What are bureaucrats?

400

How were the floods in Egypt different from the floods in Sumer?

The floods on the Nile were more predictable than the ones in Sumer.

400

Name the two most crucial gods in Egypt during the Old Kingdom and what were they the gods of?

Who are Re, the sun god, and Hapi, the river god? 

400

This queen was one of the few women to rule Egypt and her son/nephew followed after her. Name them both.

Who are Hatshepsut and Thutmose III?

400

In 850 B.C., powerful kings ruled Nubia from it's capital, called this.

What is Napata?

400

Hieroglypics were a complex writing system that included these two things.

What are pictures and sounds?

500

Many of Egypt's structures survived due to this.

What is the hot, dry climate?
500

Egyptians had this type of view of the afterlife and this is the process used to protect their bodies for the afterlife.

What is a positive view and embalming?

500

What did Amenhotep IV do that most Egyptians disagreed with?

What is changing Egypt to monotheism?
500

Nubia became successful as the kingdom of Kerma grew wealthy from these two things, primarily.

What are agriculture and the mining of gold?

500

Name one fact about either women or enslaved people that is unusual and progressive thinking for an ancient civilization.

What is that enslaved people were able to earn their freedom or Egyptian women held a legal status similar to that of men?

600

This is the reason why Egypt was rarely invaded.

What is Egypt was isolated from outside invaders and rarely faced invasion?
600

The Great Pyramid in Giza was build to honor this pharaoh.

Who is Khufu?

600
Around 1550 B.C., this Egyptian prince formed and army and drove the invaders out of Egypt, founding a new dynasty.

Who was Ahmose?

600

The Twenty-fifth Dynasty was started by this son of King Kashta, who invaded Egypt but died before he completed the conquest.

Who was Piye?

600

Around 350 A.D., the armies of this place invaded Kush and destroyed Meroe.

What is Axum?