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100

What resource did Egyptians use to build monuments?

Stone

100

The social class that gained power through temple construction and rituals.

Priesthood

100

What feature supported huge halls?

Columns

100

Who ordered most large temples and pyramids?

Pharaohs

100

Why were temples important for the economy?

They created jobs and served as trading and storage centers

200

Why put the pharaoh’s face on giant statues?

To show power and authority

200

Who got jobs building monuments?

Farmers/laborers

200

Who designed and decorated temples?

Artisans and scribes

200

What shows their precision in architecture without using cement?

Perfectly fitted stone blocks

200

What did temple complexes often store that showed wealth?

Grain and treasures

300

Temples were designed to honor these beings and house their statues.

Gods

300

Tall stone tower placed at temple entrances.

Obelisk

300

Obelisks were symbols of this god.

Ra

300

What resource paid for large building projects?

Wealth from farming, trade, and taxes.

300

How did architecture reflect social hierarchy?

 Pharaohs and nobles had grand tombs, while commoners lived simply

400

Pyramids were built to prepare pharaohs for this.

 the afterlife

400

This huge temple complex was dedicated to Amun and filled with giant columns.

Temple of Karnak

400

This is the largest and most famous pyramid ever built.

Great Pyramid of Giza

400

The Great Pyramid was built for which pharaoh?

Khufu

400

What was one way architecture helped unify Egypt politically?

It showed shared beliefs and respect for the same ruler

500

This river helped transport heavy stones for construction.

The Nile

500

Most pyramids were built from this common stone.

Limestone

500

The walls of temples were covered in this type of writing.

Hieroglyphs

500

What belief made Egyptians decorate tombs with afterlife scenes?

They believed the soul needed guidance to reach the afterlife

500

Why were many pyramids built on the west side of the Nile?

It symbolized death and the afterlife (the setting sun)