Geography
Leadership and Gods
Vocabulary
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Social Pyramid/achievements
100

River that Egyptians depended on

Nile River

100

How old was King Tut when he became pharaoh?

9 years old

100

What are hieroglyphics?

Ancient Egyptian written language using pictures and symbols

100

What was built during the Old Kingdom?

Pyramids
100

Who is at the top of the social pyramid?

The pharaoh

200

The Nile River flows from _____ to _____.

South to North

200

Pharaohs had ___________ power over Egypt.

Absolute, limited, or some

Absolute

200

What is papyrus?

Material that Egyptians used as paper; made of reeds

200
The pharaoh was seen as....

God-like, like a god

200

The social class that most members of society belong to

farmers, peasants, and slaves

300

This characteristic of Egypt made it difficult for foreign invaders to get in.

The desert

300

Who was Osiris?

God of the afterlife or underworld.

300

What is polytheism?

Belief in many gods, more than one god


300

Those in Ancient Egypt who were responsible for recording things in writing / wrote in Hieroglyphics

scribes


300

One of the Ancient Egyptians greatest achievements was the preservation of the human body or...

mummification

400

___________ deposits from flooding enrich soil around the river.

silt

400

Who was the first pharaoh of Egypt?

King Menes

400

The joining of separate parts into one

unification

400

This--written in Greek, Demotic & hieroglyphics--unlocked the mystery of hieroglyphics  

The Rosetta Stone

400

What is an example of an ancient Egyptian invention for telling time?

sundial/clock

500

The Egyptians depended on the annual flooding of the Nile River to make the land _________. 

rich and fertile

500

Who was the most important god?

Ra, the sun god

500

A family of rulers

a dynasty

500

These people formed the largest group of people in Egyptian society

farmers and peasants


500

Starting from the weakest to the strongest, name the social classes in order.

Slaves, Farmers/Peasants, Artisans, Scribes, Soldiers, Priests, Government Workers, and Pharaohs