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Chapter 2 Ancient Egypt: covers the old, middle and new kingdoms
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Which term means "a horse drawn cart used in battle"?
empire
chariot
silt
religion
2
The Egyptians needed more land for farming, so....
buried their dead with their treasures.
they dug canals and drained swamps.
they mummified their dead.
they built pyramids, temples and obelisks.
3
Which term means "rich soil created from flooding"?
hieroglypics
pyramid
silt
empire
4
Who is believed to be the first female ruler of a civilization?
Akhenton
Hatshepsut
Nubians
King Menes
5
Which term means "a structure for burying the dead"?
chariot
pyramid
empire
hieroglyphics
6
Which term means "a belief in one or more gods"?
chariots
religion
heiroglyphics
empire
7
The Egyptians believed in life after death, so....
mummified their dead and buried them with their treasures.
they dug canals and drained swamps.
did not question the pharaoh's power.
built temples, pyramids and obelisks.
8
Who united upper and lower Egypt?
Hatshepsut
Akhenaton
King Menes
King Tut
9
Who is known for the treasures found in his tomb?
King Tut
Akhenaton
King Menes
Hatshepsut
10
The Egyptians believed the pharaoh was a god, so....
built temples, pyramids and obelisks.
mummified their dead.
they dug canals and drained swamps.
did not question the pharaoh's power.
11
Which term means a "system of picture writing"?
silt
empire
chariots
hieroglypics
12
Who believed in only one god, the sun god?
Akhenaton
King Menes
Hatpshesut
King Tut
13
Who made beautiful pottery and had trades routes in Asia and Africa?
King Menes
King Tut
Nubians
Akhenaton
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The Egyptians wanted to honor the gods, so....
dug canals and drained swamps.
they built temples, pyramids and obelisks.
mummified their dead and buried them with their treasures.
did not question the pharaoh's power.