Geography
Religion
Accomplishments
Politics/Society
Economics
100

The Kingdom of Kush was located along this famous African river. 

The Nile

100

The Ancient Kushites shared religion with what other ancient civilization?

The Ancient Egyptians

100

Kush's warriors  were famous for their strong skill with this weapon. 

Bow, Bow and Arrow

100

Who was the leader of society in Ancient Kush?

The King or Pharaoh

100

This was Kush's main product of trade with other nations.

Gold

200

Which was farther south, Ancient Egypt or Ancient Kush?

Ancient Kush

200

What the Ancient Kushites believed people experienced after death?

The Afterlife. 

200

Why did the Kushites invade Egypt under King Kashta?

To save their religious brothers. 

200

This group of people was at the bottom of the social pyramid. 

Servants, Laborers, and Slaves. 

200

These people helped establish Ancient Kush, without them it could not have continued. 

Farmers

300

The Kushites moved from Napata to this new capital city. 

Meroe

300

What people were able to communicate with the gods?

Priests

300

Ancient Kush had many of these, which made it easy for them to be wealthy and to trade well. (It also made Kush valuable to outsiders.)

Gold mines

300

Kush was unique in that the civilization allowed and encouraged these people to be rulers.

Women

300

An economy based on farming is called what?

An Agrarian Economy

400

This was the first capital of the Kingdom of Kush.

Napata

400

God of the sun, creator god to both the Egyptians and the Kushites. 

Ra

400

Give three areas that Ancient Kush traded with. 

Egypt, Greece, Rome, India, China, Interior Africa, The Middle East

400

Ancient Kushites strongly valued these animals and were very skilled with them. 

Horses

400

These people worked the iron and gold that was so important to the Kushite's economy.

Artisans or Craftsmen, Metalworkers

500

The Kushites moved their capital to Meroe to distance themselves from what other ancient civilization?

Ancient Egypt or Egypt

500

The location of a well preserved Kushite funerary temple. 

El Kurru

500

Kushites built these structures at burial locations, unlike the Egyptians theirs were steeper and smaller. 

Pyramids

500

Outside of the royal family, these people were the most important to the Ancient Kushites. 

Priests

500

When you trade for the sake of economic reasons this is called what? (This has been used in numerous time periods and areas around the world)

Barter, Bartering

600

These obstacles made it nearly impossible to navigate by river for parts of the year. They also acted as natural barriers for Ancient Kush. 

The cataracts of the Nile. (Bonus 100: How many of them were in Kush?)

600

This god was unique to the Kushites and was represented by a lion. 

Apedemak

600

This material was found in abundance around the city of Meroe. Kushites mastered it and it made them much more formidable. 

Iron Ore, Iron

600

This person was one of the most famous leaders of Kush and was responsible for helping Kush conquer Egypt.

Kashta, Piye

600

Name at least 2 other products, besides gold, that Kush traded with other countries.

Ivory, Iron Ore, Timber, Lumber, Slaves, Incense, Feathers & Wild animal Hides

700
Both Ancient Egyptians and Ancient Kushites believed that the god Ra resided within this mountain. 

Jebel Barkal. 

700

This goddess was also unique to the Kushites. She was the wife of the lion-god and had a crown shaped like a falcon. 

Amesemi

700

Ancient Kush's biggest accomplishment. 

Taking over Egypt, Ruling Egypt's 25th Dynasty

700

The title for the female warrior queens. 

Kandakes or Candaces. 

700

Ancient Kush was also known by another name for its dealings with a certain precious medal. This comes from the Egyptian word for gold. 

Nub, Nubia