Geography
Pharaohs and Government
Social Structure
Mummies
Misc.
100

What continent is Egypt a part of?

Africa

100

What was the role of Pharoah?

Ruling the entirety of Egypt, controlling commerce, head of religion
100

Name the 8 levels of the social class pyramid. 

Pharaoh, Vizier, priest, scribe, Noble, artisan/craftsmen, farmers, slaves 

100

Were all Egyptians mummified?

No.  At first Pharoah was the only person officially mummified; however, by the end of Ancient Egypt, many people, including the middle class were mummified.

100

What is the sea to the North of Egypt?

Mediterranean Sea
200

This river was necessary for ancient Egypt's survival. 

Nile River

200

Slaves were mostly made up of this group.

Prisioners of war and people sold into slavery

200

This level of the social pyramid had the least amount of people but the most power. 

Pharoah

200

Why did Egyptians mummify people?

To preserve their bodies for the afterlife

200

What was the Great Pyramid originally built for?

Tomb for Khufu

300

The deserts surrounding Egypt helped them by...

Protecting them from invaders and providing a location for burial sites. 

300

What was the role of the Craftsmen?

To provide secialized goods for Egypt (Ceramics, Artistry for monuments and temples, Weaving).

300

Why were farmers important for Egyptian society?

-Provided food

-In the off season, they worked for the Pharoah to help build and create special projects

300

What was removed during mummification?

The brain, internal organs, and intestines

300

Name 3 different Egyptian gods and why they were important in Ancient Egypt.

Nut

Osirus

Seth

Anubus

*Answers may vary*

400

The topography of ancient Egypt was a...

River valley with surrounding desert

400

Where was King Tut and many other pharoah's tombs found?

Valley of the Kings

400

What did scribes write on?

Papyrus 

400

What are the steps of mummification?

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

400

What was placed in tombs of pharoahs?

-Their mummified bodies

-Food and Drink (Provisions for the afterlife)

-Items needed for daily life

500

What are the 3 main geographic features to consider when settling?

Water, topography, vegetation. 

500

What were the names of the two kingdoms who united around 3000BC to form the Empire of Ancient Egypt?

The Lower Kingdom (Nile Delta) and the Upper Kingdom (closer to the Vally of the Kings and Luxor)

500

What is the form of writing used by Ancient Egyptians?

Heirogliphs

500

Where were mummies typically placed once the process of mummification was complete?

In tombs

500

Why was the Nile important to Ancient Egypt?

It provided irrigation for crops.  Flooding made rich sediment cover the land to help crops grow.  It allowed for transportation and trade throughout Egypt and into other areas, like the Mediterranean.