Roles of Groups
Mummification
Gods & Goddeses
Conflict & Legacies
Geography
100

The Pharaoh

A god in human form, decided laws, taxes, foreign policy, controlled the armies. 

100

What is a canopic jar?

A jar that was used to hold the dried out organs of a mummy before proceeding to the afterlife. 

100

Name 3 Gods or Goddesses. 

Isis, Osiris, Seth, Hathor, Ammit, etc. 

100

Who was Ramesses II?

The second longest reigning monarch in Egypt, fought lots of battles and build various temples. 

100
Name 2 countries other than Egypt that the Nile runs through. 

Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Sudan. 

200

Viziers

Second in command, helped govern and advise on policy. 

200

What is mummification?

The process of preparing a dead body for burial.

200

Who is Isis?

The wife of Osiris, the god of the afterlife, and the mother of Horus, the god of the sun.

200

Who was Cleopatra?

Queen of the Kingdom of Egypt from 51 to 30 BC, and its last active ruler.

200

What are the two Nile Rivers?

Blue & White

300

Priests

Cleaned the temples, prayed to the shrines in the temples and brought offerings to the gods. 

300

Name the organs that were removed from the body during mummification. 

Brain, heart, intestines, liver, lungs and stomach.

300

Who is Osiris?

Judge of the afterlife, murdered by his brother Seth. 

300

What is Abu Simbel?

A historic site built by Ramesses II to commemorate him after his death. 

300

Name 3 cities in Egypt. 

Thebes, Cairo, Giza, etc. 

400

Soldiers

Fought the wars in the infantry, cavalry and chariotry. 

400

What is a mummy stored in?

A sarcophagus.
400

Who is Ammit?

Ancient Egyptian goddess or demoness who devoured the souls of the deceased

400

Why did Rome want to conquer Egypt?

Agriculture, architectural projects, fertile soil, glass, papyrus, trade. 

400

Name 4 reasons the Nile is important. 

Agriculture, security, transport, religion. 

500

Artisans

Created and traded various objects at markets. 

500

Describe the steps of the mummification process. 

Briefly: the body is washed and prayed for, organs are removed, and the body is dried out and wrapped in linen and resin. The body is wrapped with sacred objects and placed inside a sarcophagus.

500

What is the weighing of the Heart Ceremony?

A ceremony where someone's heart is weighed against the feather of justice. If it is lighter, you proceed to the afterlife. 

500
What was the Battle of Actium?

A battle fought between Egypt and Rome that resulted in Rome conquering Egypt.

500

What are the 3 seasons in Egypt. 

Akhet, Peret, Shemu