Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Study Guide Comprehension
Nile River
Hatshepsut and The New Kingdom
100

Life after death

afterlife

100

A grave or space for the burial of the dead.

tomb

100

The name of the boy King during the Old Kingdom.

King Tutankhamen (Tut)

100

The Nile River flows through this desert.

The Sahara Desert

100
True or False: Hatshepsut was the first female ruler of Egypt.

True

200

A group of states or territories controlled by one ruler

empire

200

Mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks brought to an area by water.

silt

200

The name of the people who conquered Egypt during the Middle Kingdom.

Hyksos

200

The mixture of rocks and minerals brought to Egypt by the Nile.

silt

200

Hatshepsut called herself the daughter of a ________.

god

300

entered by force to conquer

invaded

300

Huge stone tombs with four triangle-shaped walls that met in a point on top.

Pyramid

300

How many years did the New Kingdom last?

500 Years

300

The Nile made the soil rich which helped Egyptians to develop _____________ (clue: growing their own food).

Farming/Agriculture

300

Before the New Kingdom the _____________ ruled with force for around 150 years until they were driven out of Egypt.

The Hysos

400

Egyptian Kings

Pharaohs

400

A two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle used in ancient warfare and racing.

chariots

400

After Egypt gained control of Nubia they changed the name to _____________.

Kush

400

The development of farming led to the rise of early Egyptian _____________.

Civilization

400

Name 1 Pharaoh from the time of the New Kingdom

Akhenaton

Tutenkhamen (Tut)

Hapshetsut

500

The Egyptian method of preserving dead bodies by wrapping them in cloth.

Mummies

500

A strong belief in a supernatural power (gods).

religion

500

The King who united Upper and Lower Egypt

King Menes

500

True or False: The Nile is the longest river in the world?

True

500

At the end of the New Kingdom, Egypt was eventually conquered by _____________

Kush

or 

The Assyrians