Ancient Egypt Review

The pharaoh was the ruler of Egypt and acted as a god.

Which river ran through Upper and Lower Egypt?

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: The Nile flows from south to north and is the longest river in the world.

What is the first step of mummification?

What were the pyramids designed to be used for?

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: the Nile was used for transport of resources like grain.

What did Egyptians refer to the spiritual body as?

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: Ramses the Great led Egypt in an era of prosperity.

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: Women were respected and had rights in society but men were more powerful.

What tools did the Egyptians use to write on stone tablets and walls?

Viziers, Priests, Nobles lived in the villages comfortably but not wealthy.

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: Farmers and unskilled workers made up most of Egypt's population.

What place in Egypt was uninhabitable because it was not fertile and too hot?

Lower Egypt was located in the

Peasants and servants farmed on the lands of the estates. Paid taxes in crops and helped build the pyramids.

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: Used mummification to preserve the body for the afterlife.

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: Belief in gods that control nature

What is the process that the Egyptians used to prevent bodies from rotting?

Merchants and craftspeople lived in the villages and were very underrated.

The Middle Kingdom was known for

What did scribes do in Ancient Egypt?

How are the periods of Ancient Egypt classified?

Scribes were the highest officials that worked under the pharaoh.

What is Hieratic Script?

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: Huge pyramids, temples, and monuments still survive.

Who was the first woman to become pharaoh?

Match the fact with the BIG IDEA from below: Egyptians made paper from papyrus.

The Great Pyramid was located in which city?

Who invaded and ruled Egypt for about 100 years?