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100

Describe the Nile and its importance to ancient Egypt.

It was important to ancient Egypt because it provided water in deserts and made farming possible. 

100

Hy do people still admire the pyramids and art the Egyptians created? 

The pyramids were the largest structures on earth. The Egyptians were skilled artists. 

100

How did Egyptians use hieroglyphics and papyrus help advance their society? 

They made it possible for the Egyptians to share knowledge and create literature. 

100

What is the impact of kush moving its capital to Meroe? 

Meroe provided more water for farming, growing trees, and melting iron ore. 

100

Describe the way interdependence has an effect on commerce in ancient Egypt?

Egypts interdependence through trade and commerce helped its economy. 

200

How did growing the surplus of crops affect ancient Egypt? 

Food surpluses enabled some people to perform work other than farming. 

200

How did writing make Egypts complex civilization and technology possible?

It allowed Egyptians to share and preserve knowledge. 

200

Why were Egyptians able to build the pyramids? 

The Egyptians were skilled at geometry and engineering. 

200

Why did Egypt conquer kush? 

Egypt wanted the riches found in kush. 

200

What was different about Kushs meroitic script? 

It was a true alphabet its character stood for sound rather then idea. 

300

Name one accomplishment of pharaohs of the Middle Kingdom and new kingdom 

Pharaohs of the Middle Kingdom built canals to control the Nile’s flood. Pharaohs of  the new kingdom conquered lands in Asia and Africa adding to Egypts size and wealth. 

300

How did the Nile contribute to ancient Egypt culture?

Farmers could grow surpluses because of the Nile’s flood. 

300

If papyrus couldn’t last long in Egypt's dry environment how would that have affected our understanding of ancient Egyptian society? 

We wouldn’t know as much because the written records give us a sense of what was in the hearts and minds of the Egyptian people. 

300

Why did Egypt want to trade with kush? 

To obtain goods they could not produce themselves. 

300

How did trade cause culture and idea to spread between Egypt and kush? 

It brought them closer in contact with each other. 

400

Describe how the Egyptian society functioned.

Egyptians society encouraged all social levels to work to support the Pharaoh who was seen as god. 

400

What role did pharaohs play in ancient Egypt religion?

Pharaohs were seen as gods so people obeyed them.

400

Why are the pyramids considered one of ancient Egypts greatest achievements?

They were the largest structures on earth and required vast organizations, labor, and supplies. 

400

How did kushs geography affect its relationship with Egypt? 

Kush could not grow as much food as Egypt because it did not receive as much water from the Nile during the flooding. This made kush independent on Egypt for food. 

400

How did trade benefit both Egypt and kush? 

Both used trade to obtain goods they could not produce locally. 

500

What role did the afterlife play in the lives of the ancient Egyptians 

The Egyptians believed they could overcome death in the afterlife but they had to prepare for it. 

500

How is the creation of mummies related to Egypts dynasty?

After death, pharaohs of Egypt were made into mummies to preserved them for the afterlife. 

500

How did the Egyptians knowledge of astronomy help them farm? 

The Egyptians understood that the Sirius appeared above the horizon before sunrise about the same time every year as the Nile floods. 

500

What were three Egyptian achievements in science and mathematics?

The Egyptians created a calendar, developed an irrigation system, and were skilled at Mathematics, chemistry, engineering, astronomy, and medicine. 

500

Why might the kushites have depended more heavily on trade than the Egyptians? 

The kushites relied on trade for food whereas the Egyptians did not.