Geography
Religion
Egypt's Kings
Social Classes
Kush
100

The largest river on Earth

The Nile River

100

Term for belief in many gods

polytheistic

100

Another word for Egypt's king

Pharaoh

100

The smallest social class

Pharaoh

100

Another name for Kush

Nubia

200

Serving as natural protection around the Nile River

deserts

200

The purpose of Egypt's religion

To explain natural events to people that science could not explain

200
Famous female pharaoh who built a temple in honor of herself

Hatshepsut

200

The largest social class

Peasants

200

Natural resource abundantly found in Kush

gold

300

Marshy and fertile wet land on the Nile River

delta

300

The process of preparing bodies for afterlife

Mummification

300

The type of power held by Egypt's ruler

Absolute and total control of all land and people

300

Assisted the pharaoh in ruling the empire

Government officials

300

The present day location of Kush

Sudan

400

Resulting in silt that produced rich soil

Annual flood of the Nile River

400

Built to worship deceased pharaohs

Pyramids and temples

400

Constructed the Great Pyramid at Giza

Khufu

400

Highly skilled laborers with little respect

Artisans

400

Location of Kush and natural resources cause this important development

Kush's importance as a central trading location

500

Egyptian neighbors who invented purple die

Phoenicians

500

Advised the pharaoh and oversaw all religious ceremonies

High priest

500

Superior military leader

Ramses II

500

The original purpose for scribes

To keep track of the kingdom's wealth

500

Three early cultural influences that came from Egypt

Egyptian language; hieroglyphs; clothing; education; pyramids; religion