Egypts, Kush, and Canaan Review (Chapters 7 - 10)

Why did the priests leave the heart in the body when mummified?

This pharaoh controlled mines with gold, copper, and gems such as purple amethyst.

This pharaoh established a strong central government.

This pharaoh is known as the "Promoter of Egyptian Trade."

Deserts formed a natural _____________ which protected Egypt and Kush from enemies.

After which important event did Kush return back to its African roots?

This pharaoh signed the world's first peace treaty with the Hittite Empire.

What is one type of artisan?

What is Queen Amanirenas most famous for?

What is the name of the desert in southwestern Canaan that receives more water than most deserts?

What are two jobs government officials had in Ancient Egypt?

When the NIle River flooded, it left behind a layer of ___________ that created fertile soil for farming.

This pharaoh declared himself a God.

This pharaoh had over 100 wives and more than 100 children.

This pharaoh is responsible for the building of the White Chapel.

This pharaoh is responsible for building the Great Pyramid of Giza.

This pharaoh is known as the "Patron of the Arts."

This pharaoh is known as a "Military Leader and Master Builder."

A climate with mild weather and regular rain is ideal for plant life.

"The Story of Sinuhe" was written during this pharaoh's reign.

When did Meroe become the capital of Kush?

Canaan's physical and environmental factors made settlement easier in some part of the region than in others.

What are the three seasons of the Nile River?

How long did the Kushite kings rule Egypt?

The Nile River empties into which sea?

This pharaoh was one of Egypt's first female pharaohs.

What rights did women have in Ancient Egypt?

Scribes spent at least how many years learning hieroglyphics:

During what kingdom did Kush conquer Egypt?

What are the three important factors that influenced civilizations of ancient times

What were the two types of scribes?

The Nile River is the longest river in the world at more than 4,100 miles long.

This pharaoh was responsible for the construction of the temple complex at Abu Simbel.

During the mummification process, what organ was removed first?

Who was the most powerful kandake?

Which Kush king conquered Egypt?

What types of rock did artisans use to create sculptures?

What is a kandake?

What two things were the center of Kushite industry?

The Nile River provided Egypt and Kush with natural irrigation and fertilization.

What does the vizier do?

The most important physical feature in ancient Egypt and Kush was the _____________?

This pharaoh was responsible for the trade expedition to Punt.

The two deserts that bordered Egypt and Kush were the Sahara and Gobi deserts.

Topography refers to the _______________ of the land.

The Jordan River was more fertile than the Nile River.

Who forced the kushites to leave Egypt?

The flat lands near the Nile River Valley were known for their vegetation.

A great temple at Dayr al-Bahri was built as a monument to this pharaoh.

At what age did students start the process of learning to become a scribe?

The Ganges River flowed down from the mountain range through the middle of Canaan to the Dead Sea.

This pharaoh is known as "The Pyramid Builder."

Ancient Egyptian men played a game where they tried to knock each other off of papyrus plant rafts.

The Mediterranean Sea was important to Egypt, Kush, and Canaan because it allowed for trade with many lands.