Egyptian Religion and Building
A Feather
The code of Hammurabi is often summarized using this 4 word phrase
Eye for an eye
This pharaoh united upper and lower Egypt
Menes
This Pharaoh completely reformed Egypt's religion into a Monotheistic one that worshipped the god Aten
Akhenaten
Cleopatra was one of them. A peoples considered both Greek and Egyptian
Ptolemy
This creature was built outside of tombs, or other major buildings as a guardian
Sphinx
Scribes in Mesopotamia wrote in this language
Cuneiform
This king had pillars with his laws placed all over Ancient Mesopotamia
King Hammurabi
This group ruled over Egypt during its collapse
The Romans
Mesopotamia comes from the Greek of these two words
Middle Rivers
The pyramids of Giza were constructed during this Egyptian period
The Old Kingdom
This type of religion has many gods
Polytheism
This Pharaoh rose to power at the age of 8. After dying 9 years later he is famous for the recency of his discovery.
King Tut/ Tutankhamen
These leaders of Mesopotamia expanded it to its largest, but also are the reason for its fall
Assyrians
This object found in Mesopotamia depicts 3 layers of social class on either side
Standard of Ur
This Egyptian god was the one who started the judgement of souls, and determined if you were worthy of the field of reeds.
Anubis
This event was credited to the happiness of the gods in Mesopotamia
Floods
The pharoah that ordered the construction of the Pyramids was
Khufu
This practice of Irrigation was vital to both Egypt and Mesopotamia. It also caused damage to the soil by adding this , which led to their fall.
Salt
This Rosetta Stone has 3 different languages on it Ancient Greek, Hieroglyphs, and this common language of Egypt
Demotic
Ramses II built this Great Temple for his own glory
Abu Simbel
This material was used for writing in Mesopotamia
Clay Tablets
Cleopatra married these two Romans to solidify her rule in Egypt.
Julius Cesear and Mark Atony
This pharaoh greatly expanded Egyptian trade outside of the African continent
Hatshepsut
The Epic of Gilgamesh is a story about a man seeking eternal life, and became the earliest example of this kind of myth
Flood myth