People
Short Answer
True and False
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
100

Egypt's first pharaoh

Menes

100

/Why did pharaohs have absolute power?

Pharaohs were gods who came to take care of Egypt

100

The Med sea made it easy for other countries to invade Egypt

False


100

Imaginary creature with the body of a lion and the head of another animal

Sphinx

100

Vocabulary: A Tall, four sided pillar that is pointed on top

Obelisk

200

Pharaoh best known for monuments built to him 

Khufu

200

What were some of the things that Queen Hatsheput accomplished?

Trade outside of Egypt, supported the arts, built monuments. 

200

The Egyptians built pyramids for all people who died

False

200

Specially treated bodies wrapped in cloth

Mummies


200

Vocabulary: A system of people in different lands who trade goods

Trade network

300

Leader of Aksumite army that invaded Kush in AD 350

King Azana

300

What was the relationship like between Egypt and Kush?

Sometimes at war, sometimes traded, Egypt invaded Kush, Kushites later revolted and gained their independence. Kushites kept many of the Egyptian ways they had adopted. 

300

The rule of Mentuhotep II began the Middle Kingdom

True 

300

The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.

Engineering

300
Vocabulary: Helped historians understand hieroglyphics

Rosetta Stone

400

This king attacked Egypt in the 700s

Kashta

400

What is the northernmost city in the New Kingdom?

Ugarit

400
The Egyptians believed that temples were the homes of Gods

True

400

Binding legal agreements

contracts

400
Why were tombs filled with art, jewelry, and other treasures?

Egyptians believed that the dead enjoyed such materials in the afterlife. 

500

This king united the Middle Kingdom around 2050 BC

Mentuhotep II

500

What goods would have been traded between Byblos and Punt?

Timber and Gold

500

By the AD 300s Kush was at the height of its power

False

500

Long-Lasting, paper-like material made from reeds

papyrus 

500
Where did Egypt get money to build temples and pyramids?

They collected taxes from citizens.