Hieroglyphs
Government
The Dead
The Land
Social Hierarchy
100

A simplified version of hieroglyphics

Hieratic script

100

The highest rulers in ancient Egypt

Pharaoh

100

Process that Egyptians practiced to prevent dead bodies from rotting

Mummification

100

River which divided Upper and Lower Egypt

Nile River

100

Main job for the lowest class (peasants and servants)

Farming on the lands of the estates

200

What does the word "hieroglyph" literally mean (hiero + glyph)?

"Holy writing"

200

Invaded and ruled Egypt for about 100 years

The Hyksos

200
Contained tombs for deceased pharaohs

Pyramids

200

Fertile farmlands

Black Lands
200

Highest officials that worked under pharaoh (i.e., the second highest rank in the social hierarchy)

Viziers/priests/nobles

300

Which social class was dedicated to writing and copying hieroglyphs?

Scribes

300

The first woman to become Pharaoh

Hatshepsut

300

Jars that were used to hold different organs

Canopic jars

300

Land on both sides of the Nile; they were uninhabitable because it was too hot to live there

Red Lands

300

Which group was likely the most educated?

Scribes and/or nobles

400

Stone that had three different languages on it, which helped scholars and linguists translate ancient hieroglyphics

Rosetta Stone

400

A type of government in the Old Kingdom of Ancient Egypt

Bureaucracy

400

Term for the "spiritual body" or soul

Ka

400

City where the Great Pyramid is located

Giza

400

Arrange in order of highest rank to lowest rank

Peasants

Scribes

Merchants

Pharaoh

Viziers/Nobles/Priests

Pharaoh, Viziers/Nobles/Priests, Scribes, Merchants, Peasants