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History Alive 6th Grade Vocabulary Chapters 7, 8, 9, & 10
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The founders of Judaism
Germans
Egyptians
Syrians
Hebrews
2
The powerful leader in Kush is called ______.
Kushite
Kandake
Klondike
Kingdom Representative
3
The physical features of an area
geography
graphically
geographic
geology
4
Large, ornate stone coffin
sarcophagus
casket
Sphinx
King Tut
5
Bottom of social pyramid/provides food for all in social pyramid
scholar
teacher
scribe
peasant
6
A tough water plant used to make paper and rope in ancient Egypt
rice
paper
papyrus
post cards
7
Tall, thin monument
pyramid
obelisk
official
obrigado
8
The most important physical feature in Egypt is _______
the Nile.
the Red Sea.
the vegetation.
the desert.
9
Boys from artisan families could join a higher social order by studying to be a ______
scribe
scare-ub
scholar
scarab
10
Water. Topography. Vegetation.
Hierarchy of Needs
Environmental factors
Water-based resources
Things Miss P avoids
11
The shape of the land; surface features of an area
Tropic of Cancer
topography
tropically
topically
12
King/Queen, General, religious leader all-in-one:
pharaoh
kandake
Hebrew
vizier
13
Social class of an architect or carver
peasant
priest
scribe
artisan
14
A written agreement to be peaceful between two or more states
treaty
topography
talon
toast
15
To treat a body to stop decay
export
embalm
enjoin
excavate
16
A group that rules for several generations
Hebrews
kandake
pharaohs
dynasty
17
A vizier is the top _______
priest
pharaoh
official
artisan
18
Third from the top of the social structure/the pharaoh is the highest one of these
obelisk
dynasty
priest
treaty
19
Plant life, trees, shrubs, flowers, grass, leaves, papyrus
Ξ Þ Ð
fertilization
vegetation
hieroglyphics
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System of writing using symbols in ancient Egypt
Hebrew
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
papyrus