BJU Heritage Studies 6 Chapter 3

The _____ in Giza were built to show the power and wealth of the pharaohs and as tombs for the afterlife.

The Kushites had and abundance of resources at the time of their decline.

Egyptians experienced peace and stability during the _____ Kingdom.

The jackal-headed Egyptian god that weighed a person's heart was called ______

The difference(s) between Egyptian polytheism and biblical truth.

The Kushites used two forms of writing including hieroglyphics and a form of script.

Osiris was the Egyptian god of the Underworld.

The Aswan High Dam controlled annual flooding.

Trade grew in Kush because of its natural resources.

Egyptians believed that wearing an _____ protected them against evil spirits.

The ______ was responsible to awaken and take care of the idol Horus.

Both men and women wore wigs, cosmetics, and necklaces.

The Egyptians often had the ______ buried with them.

Egyptians believed a person traveled by boat to the ______ after death.

In Chapter 3 of Heritage Studies we've been learning about...

God used Aaron to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.

One of the main themes of Egyptians music was the Nile.

Kush conquered Egypt and influenced Egyptian dress, gods, and hieroglyphics.

The name of the Egyptian god of the underworld was _____.

Egyptians used the _____ plant to make baskets, boats, rope, and paper.

The ______ was at the top of the social pyramid in Egypt.

Boys from _____ families started school at age four or five.