The Nile river
Three ways the Egyptians used the water from the Nile river
To drink, bathe, and water their crops
A government where the same person is the religious and political leader
Thocracy
One way that Thutmose III's rule was different than Haptshesut's
He dedicated a lot of time to conquest
Hatshepsut had to prove herself as a leader because
Rule passed from father to son
The Hyksos were successful invaders because
They used methods of warfare unknown to the Egyptians
Strong currents in the Nile river that made traveling against it without wind extremely difficult
Cataracts
What is this:
When a person appeared before a group of judges and their heart was placed on a scale, with the feather of truth on the other side. If the sides balanced, the person could go on to the afterlife. If it was heaver then the person was eaten by a lion, hippo, crocodile animal.
What the ancient Egyptians believed happened to the souls of dead people.
Akhenaton tried to changed Egypt to
having one religion
What do these have in common:
building temples, and increasing trade
Two things that Hatshepsut did when she was Pharoh
Fertile marshland that protected Egypt from invaders
A delta
To house the important members of the ancient Egyptian society
A pyramid
A bucket on a pole that moves water from rivers to large water basins on land.
A shadoof
The main item that the Egyptians traded with the Phoenicians
Wood
The reed plant that the ancient Egyptians used for making sandals, paper and to weave.
Papyrus
This solid land feature helped keep Egypt safe from invaders.
A desert
What do the following have in common:
the world's first medical books, splints, and bandages
Medical skills that the ancient Egyptians developed
Ramses II was similar to Thutmose III
Because they expanded Egypt's territory and built monuments
The Phoenicians invention that influenced many other civilizations
The alphabet
This important event that happened in ancient Egypt every year helped famers even though they had to evacuate their homes.
The flooding of the Nile river
what do these have in common:
astronomy, the modern calendar, angles, base 10, fractions, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Math skills that the ancient Egyptians developed when they built the pyamids.
Daily Double!!!!!!!!!!! This statement is about the middle kingdom: Egypt conquered new territories, the rulers started to increase crop production, architecture and art thrived, and Egypt could trade more. All relate to what idea?
Four reasons the Middle kingdom was referred to as the "golden age" for Egypt.
How the New Kingdom pharaohs develop and maintain political ties with nearby kingdoms.
Marrige
The writing system that the ancient Egyptians developed that involved complex tiny sketches, each meaning different letters.
Hieroglyphics