What helped protect Egypt from its enemies?

The Nile Waterfalls and the Desert

Why were the pyramids built?

For giant tombs for the pharaoh.

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1
What helped protect Egypt from its enemies?
The Red Sea and the Eastern Desert
The Nile River and The Great Pyramid.
The Mediterranean Sea and the Delta
The Nile Waterfalls and the Desert
2
System of writing used by the Ancient Egyptians.
Hieroglyphics
Torah
Ziggurat
Cuneiform
3
Over time Egypt was ruled by how many dynasties?
11
41
21
31
4
What important plant did the Egyptian use that grew along the Nile?
Artisans
Mastaba
Papyrus
Natron
5
A process done on a dead body to allow the soul to reach the after life.
Mummy
Unification
Deity
<div>Mummification</div>
6
The first treaty in human history was between the :
Hittites and Ramesses II
Hyksos and Anubis
Nubians and Hyksos
Hittites and Kadesh
7
Another name for gods and godesses is:
deities
empires
ziggurats
kingdoms
8
Why were the pyramids built?
For the pharaoh to communicate with the gods.
To honor the pharaohs.
For the gods of the pharaoh.
For giant tombs for the pharaoh.
9
A writer who kept records in Ancient Egypt.
Pharaoh
Scribe
Priest
Trader
10
Narrow cliffs and boulders that form wild rapids in the Nile.
Cataracts
Delta
Gulf
Mesa
11
Who was Anubis?
God of Mummification
God of the Wind
God of the Sun
God of the Afterlife
12
Three inventions by the Egyptians were:
plow, canals, and cunneiform
pyramids, calendar, papyrus
hierglyophics, cuneiform , and irrigation
calendar, sailboats, alphabet
13
The hieroglyphics contained around ___________ pictures and symbols.
600
800
2,500
26
14
What was good about the Nile River flooding?
It left behind dark rich soil.
It made great pyramids.
It created rapids.
Washed away the top soil.
15
What was the Nile River?
All the above
A river that provided food.
A river used for farming.
The world's longest river.
16
Members of a family would pass the ruling power down from father to son were called a:
Monothesim
Polythesim
Dynasty
Old Kingdom

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