Section 1: Egypt under the Pharoahs
Section 2: Arts, Architecture and Learning
Section 3: Egypt and Nubia
Key Terms
Grab bag
100

Lower or Upper?

The part of Egypt where the Nile empties into the Mediterrannean Sea.

Lower

100

A form of paper developed from reeds that grew along the Nile. 

papyrus

100

Today we call it Nubia, but in Ancient Egypt it was referred to as....

Kush

100

The buying and selling of goods and services.

Commerce

100

True or false

Ancient Egyptians believed their pharaohs were kings and gods. 

True

200

Black lands or Red lands?

Narrow strip of Fertile Land

Black Lands

200

A piece of literature that served as a guide to the after life. 

Book opf the Dead

200

Egyptian traded this to Nubia for ivory and gold.

Grain

200

Nubian's alphabet

Meroitic Script

200

How did Ancient Egyptians remove the brains of the deceased when mummifying them? 

Used a hook to pull through the nose. 

300

This woman Pharoah ruled peacefully and was involved with trade. 

Hatchepsut

300

When this star first appeared in the sky it signaled that the flood season was upon them. 

Sirius

300

Fill in the blank.

Because of so much trading and interdependence, Egypts shared a good deal of ____________ with Nubia.

Culture

300

Dependence by each country or group on the other.

Interdependence

300

Who is the best team in the NBA?

The Lakers

400

This famous Pharoah loved to build monuments and go to war. 

Ramses II

400

Through their work with mummies, Egyptians were really good at--

anatomy

400

What made it difficult for the Nubians to transport goods?  

Cataracts

400

A government based on religion

Theocracy

400

What do we call the type of drawing style used in Ancient Egypt?

Frontalism

500

What group of people are in the middle of Egypt's social pyramid? 

Scribes

500

During what period were the pyramids constructed?

The Old Kingdom

500

Nubia moved their capital to Meroe after it was attacked. What was the name of their original capital?

Napata

500

Skilled workers who practiced a handicraft

artisans

500

The 1st pharaoh of Egypt

Narmer