Introduction
Kush's Interactions With Egypt
Kush Conquers Egypt
Kush's Capital Meroë
Returning to Traditional Roots
100

An important way historians learn about ancient Kush is through 

A. Syrian Trade Agreements

B. Egyptian Tomb Paintings

C. Sumerian cuneiform tablets

B. Egyptian Tomb Paintings

100

Kush was also called Nubia because of its

A. iron deposits.

B. deep oil wells.

C. rich gold mines.

C. Rich Gold Mines

100

For what achievement is King Piye of Kush remembered?

A. conquering Egypt

B. introducing iron tools

C. building dams on the Nile

A. conquering Egypt

100

What advantage did Meroë have over Napata as a capital of Kush?

A. It was on a larger oasis.

B. It was nearer the desert.

C. It was farther from Egypt.

C. It was farther from Egypt.

100

Worship of a lion-god in Kush reflected which influence on Kushite culture?

A. Arab

B. Indian

C. African

 

C. African

200

What physical feature most contributed to the fertile soil and foreign trade in ancient Kush?

A. Red Sea

B. Nile River

C. Nubian Desert

 

B. Nile River

200

Which of these events led to Kushites adopting Egyptian ways of life?

A. Scribes traveled to Kush to teach.

B. Both armies burned a Roman fort.

C. Egyptian pharaohs conquered Kush

 

C. Egyptian pharaohs conquered Kush

200

What technology enabled Assyria to defeat Kush?

A. fire

B. charcoal

C. iron weapons

C. iron weapons

200

Meroë became especially well known for the production of

A. iron.

B. boats.

C. textiles.

A. iron.

200

How do records left by the Kushites after their separation from Egypt differ from earlier records of Kush?

A. They use Egyptian hieroglyphics more poetically.

B. They are written in a native language called Meroitic.

C. They use pictures because Kush lacked a written language.


B. They are written in a native language called Meroitic.

300

Which of these is the best example of a dynasty? 

A. the land the Assyrians conquered

B. military leaders who seized Rome

C. the 15th line of Egyptian rulers

 

C. the 15th line of Egyptian rulers

300

Kush traded items like

A. salt, pepper, spices

B. glass, pottery, spears

C. ivory, leather, timber

C. ivory, leather, timber

300

How did the location of Kush affect the growth of its trade?


It was on the Nile and had the natural resources of Gold and supplies to make iron

300

How did the location of Kush affect its use of resources?

They had all the natural resources to make iron, they traded a lot, and they had gold

300

How did the kandake Queen Amanirenas help protect Kush?

A. She made a treaty with Assyria.

B. She led attacks on Roman forts.

C. She stopped the Hittite advance.

B. She led attacks on Roman forts.

400

What method of travel would be used to trade along the Nile River?

A boat

400

How did Kush regain its independence from Egypt?

A. The Nile River overflowed.

B. The New Kingdom collapsed.

C. Nobles voted against the kings.

 

B. The New Kingdom collapsed.

400

How did the location of Kush affect its political and military relations with Egypt?

Kush conquered Egypt, but also at times shared a lot of their culture

400

What method of travel would an ancient Kushite use to trade across land

Camels and wheeled carts

400

How did the location of Kush affect its culture?


At times they were influenced by Egypt's culture

They later embraced African culture

500

What direction would you travel to get from Kush to Egypt?

North

500

What body of water does the Nile empty out into?

A. The Mediterranean

B. The Red Sea

C. The Dead Sea

A. The Mediterranean

500

In what present day country was ancient Kush primarily located?

Sudan

500

On what body of water was the closest seaport to Napata aand Meroë most likely located?

The Nile River

500

In 350 C.E., Kush fell to invaders from Ethiopia. During the invasion, from what direction would the Kushites have seen danger approaching?


South East