Famous Pharaohs
This child pharaoh is most famous for reversing his father's radical religious reforms, and his his mint-condition tomb.
Who is Tutankhaman? (King Tut also acceptable)
The continent that Egypt is in.
What is Africa?
The Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic together make up this Era, named after the material that many of their simple tools were made from?
What is the Stone Age?
Egyptians had themselves (and often their cats too) turned into these after they died, in preparation for the afterlife.
What are mummies?
Doing this allowed to get food allowed Neolithic cultures to support larger populations than before.
What is farming?
Egypt reached its greatest extent under this 'Great Pharoah' who is commemorated by many massive statues he had built.
Who is Ramses the Great?
The Levant, where agriculture first began, is located near the intersection of what three continents?
What are Africa, Europe, and Asia?
This "new" stone age marks the time period when agriculture spread throughout the world.
What is the Neolithic?
POLYTHEISTIC religions like that of Ancient Egypt are defined by having many of these.
What are gods?
This massive African desert was once a green widely-inhabited Savannah during the Neolithic Era.
What is the Sahara Desert?
The 4th dynasty pharaoh Sneferu is famous for having three of this monumental building built until it just right for him to spend his afterlife in.
What is a pyramid?
The jade-carving Neolithic cultures of this country developed along the valleys of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River.
What is China?
The height of ancient Egypt happened during this Age, named after the metal that became widely used for weapons and other tools.
What is the Bronze Age?
The sun god that Akhenaten was obsessed with to the point of closing the temples of the other gods.
Who is Aten?
Neolithic cultures from across the world like the Liangzhou, Caral, Cucuteni, Catal Huyuk, Jericho, and Egypt developed these large settlements.
What are cities?
This pharaoh almost ruined a golden age with his disastrous relgious reforms, replacing Egypt's polytheistic religion with the monotheistic worship of the sun god Aten.
Who is Akhenaten?
The lengthy Danube River was home to the earliest Neolithic cultures in this continent.
What is Europe?
This "kingdom" of Ancient Egypt is when the great pyramids and the sphinx were built.
What is the Old Kingdom?
The shamans of Peru's Caral culture consumed these to induce visions.
What are snails? (cactus also acceptable, drugs earns 100 points instead of 400)
Neolithic artistic expression was often done on these ceramic containers?
What is pottery?
This female pharaoh ruled over a golden age of peace and prosperity and had many beautiful temples built.
Who is Hatshepsut?
Catal Huyuk and Gobekli Tepe, two of the most important sites in the development of civilization, are found in what is today this tasty-sounding country.
What is Turkey?
Egypt reached its greatest territorial extent, and had famous pharaohs like Ramses, Hatshepsut, and King Tut, during this "kingdom".
What is the New Kingdom?
The peaceful, egalitarian cultures of Neolithic Europe and the Middle East worshipped these stone idols.
What are "Mother Goddesses"?
This metal was widely experimented with during the Neolithic.
What is copper?