Trade on Nile River
Name something that the pharaohs wore.
Examples (one of the following): a crown, uraeus, false beard, jewelled collar, a flail, a crook, animal tail
What organs are used in the process of mummification?
Liver, lungs, intestines and stomach.
Who was apart of the Battle?
The Hittites, Ramses II and his Egyptian army.
Who is the god of the underworld?
Osiris.
How did the Egyptians trade?
By boats, camels, horses and fleets.
Why did the Ptolemaic Dynasty end?
Because of Cleopatra's suicide.
What is the third step in the Mummification Process?
The organs are dried out and placed into four Canopic jars.
What are the names of Ramses II's divisions?
Amun, Re, Ptah, Seth
Who is the god of death and execution?
Ammut/Ammit
Name five things they traded.
Examples (any five): papyrus, wheat, flax, barley, timber, gold, ivory, livestock, ebony, minerals, aromatic resins.
How long did Tutankhamun's reign last and when did it begin?
He ruled for 10 years and he became ruler of Egypt in 1332 BCE.
What is the Book of the Dead?
It has a record of the Mummification Process and includes spells, prayers and passwords to reach the afterlife. Also, during the Mummification Process, the prayers are read from this book.
What was Ramses II's cosmopolitan city called?
Pi Ramses
Who is the god of funerary rites, protector of graves, and guide to the underworld?
Anubis
Name five places they traded with.
Why was Tutankhamun important in Ancient Egyptian history?
Because his tomb was the only one that was not broken by tomb robbers.
What did you have to do in the Hall Of Final Judgement?
You stand before the fourteen divine judges and say forty-two truths to Osiris to prove your soul is pure.
What was Ramses II fascinated by and what did he do?
Who is the god of writing, the creator of languages, the scribe, interpreter, and adviser of the gods?
Thoth
How did the Nile impact trade?
It served as a major spot for ships that were carrying goods and could easily help Egyptians trade with other places.
During what time did Hatshepsut rule and how did she carry out her responsibilities?
She ruled from 1473-1458 BCE and she carried out responsibilities as a co-pharaoh alongside Thutmose III.
How does the Weighing of the Heart work?
Anubis places a person's heart on a golden scale against the white Feather of Truth because your heart is believed to carry your soul. If your heart is lighter than the feather you are granted access to the afterlife but if it is heavier than the feather, than you get eaten by Amut.
Why did Egypt want Kadesh back?
Because Amuru had been taken over and asked for help to be free from the Hittite rule. It also was a valuable stop for trade and a strategic position for expansion/development.
Who is the god of war and sky?
Horus