a pharaoh who ruled from about the age of 9 to 19. His tomb remained untouched until 1922 when it was discovered.
Tutankhamun "king tut"
The Nile River is the ______ river in the world
longest
Scribes
What sea does the Nile River empty into?
Mediterranean Sea
A series of rulers from the same family
Dynasties
a pharaoh who organized a two-year trading expedition to Punt.
One of Egypt’s few female pharaohs
stepson finally overthrew her and tried to erase all mention of her name from all records.
Who is Hatshepsut?
What were the 3 different kingdoms in Ancient Egypt?
Old Middle and New
Name the THREE different the government officials?
Chief of Treasurer, Vizier, and General of Armies
Where does the Nile River begin?
Lake Victoria
Hieroglyphics
Formal Egyptian writing system that use pictures that represent words
the pharaoh that ordered the building of the Great Pyramid.
Who is Khufu?
Why was the Nile important to the Egyptians?
Transportation and Fertile rich farmland.
the southern area of ancient Egypt.
Upper Egypt
Egyptology
The study of the language, history, and civilization of ancient Egypt
Why was it called the Gift of the Nile?
The Nile River was called the gift because without the Nile people wouldn't be able to survive in the desert without it.
Priest
What continent is Egypt on?
Africa
Mummification
A process to preserve a dead body by wrapping it with strips of linen to prepare for the afterlife
Why were Pyramids in Ancient Egypt built?
Burial place for the dead
The group the largest and lowest class that grew crops and built pyramids. Their lives revolved around the three seasons of the Nile.
slaves/peasants
Papyrus
The earliest form of paper that is made from the papyrus reed that grew in the Nile River