Geography
Vocabulary
Religion
Agriculture
Achievements
100

The desert that Egypt is located in.

Sahara Desert

100

The leader of Egypt.

Pharaoh

100

Another name for a god.

Deity

100

How did agriculture become more advanced in ancient Egypt?

They grew crops that were not native to Egypt (watermelon, grapes, etc.).

100

These statues were popular art in Egypt that depicts the head of a human (often a pharaoh) with a body of a lion.

Sphinx

200

Longest river in the world located in Egypt.

Nile River

200

The Egyptian process of preserving a dead body.

Mummification

200

The belief in many gods.

Polytheism

200
Egyptians relied on ______________________ to water the crops.
Irrigation
200

The Great Sphinx and pyramids are located in this city in Egypt.

Giza

300

Body of water located north of Egypt.

Mediterranean Sea

300

Building used as a tomb for pharaohs.

Pyramid

300

Ancient Egyptians were the first to believe in a(n)...

Afterlife

300

Egyptians excelled in horticulture, which is...?

Growing gardens and orchards

300

The discovery of this pharaoh's tomb led to an increased interest and understanding of Egyptian history.

Tutankhamun

400

The part of the Nile that drains into the Mediterranean Sea.

Nile River Delta

400
A region south of Egypt.

Nubia

400

Why did Egyptians mummify their dead?

So the soul could return to the body to live.
400

The Nile's yearly flooding produced rich...

Silt

400

The Egyptian army numbered at 100,000 under this pharaoh.

Ramses the Great

500
Portion of southern Egypt in the highlands.

Upper Egypt

500

Creating a "bowl" in a field and filling it up with water to grow crops.

Basin Irrigation

500

This word was important to Egyptians, it meant truth, cosmic balance, justice, and order.

Ma'at

500

This crop was used to make rope.

Flax

500

This pharaoh led an expedition to the Land of Punt.

Hatshepsut