TERMS 1
TERMS 2
PLACES/STRUCTURES
PEOPLE
GEOGRAPHY 1
GEOGRAPHY 2
100

A time of serious shortage of food.

Famine

100

The secretary to the ruler in a court.

Scribe

100

The desert that covers most of Egypt.

Sahara Desert

100

The Bible character who bacame a vizier.

Joseph

100

World's largest river.

Nile River

100

World's largest desert.

Sahara Desert

200

Title given to an Egyptian king.

Pharaoh

200

A body wrapped and preserved for eternal life.

Mummy

200

Also known as the "Gift of the Nile."

Egypt

200

The pharaoh whose tomb revealed much about ancient Egypt.

Tutankhamen

200

World's second largest continent.

Africa

200

A rock bed piled high in a river creating small waterfalls.

Cataracts.

300

World's first paperlike material.

Papyrus

300

The irrigation device used by the Egyptians.

Shadoof

300

Monument with the head of a man and the body, legs, and paws of a lion that stands near the pyramids.

Sphinx

300

The king who united Upper and Lower Egypt.

Menes

300
A landform that rises higher than a hill.

Mountain

300

A flat or level area of land.

Plain

400

Ancient Egyptian writing using pictures to represent objects.

Heiroglyphics

400

The key to unlocking ancient Egyptian writing.

Rosetta Stone

400

The area near Thebes where the tombs of many pharaohs have been found.

Valley of the Kings

400

The first pharaoh.

Akhenaton

400

Low land between hills or mountains.

Valley

400

A buildup of loose sand and soil at the mouth of a river.

Delta

500

Second in comman to the Egyptian king.

Vizier

500

One reason why Egypt declined in war (not kings).

They had no iron weapons.

500

A tall, pointed pillar representing the sun god Ra.

Obelisk

500

The only woman pharaoh in ancient Egypt.

Hatshepsut

500

A highland plain.

Plateau

500

Highest mountain in Africa.

Kilimanjaro