a government where the religious ruler and political ruler is the same

What happened during the New Kingdom?

Egypt expanded by controlling other lands and forming political ties

What was a result of Amenhotep's rule?

He forced Egyptians to worship one God

Why did Egypt lose its Empire?

Egypt was attacked constantly with better weapons

the process of preseving dead bodies

What was the role of bureaucrats?

They collected taxes and controlled trade

How did geography affect Meroe?

Meroe was near iron deposits and became an iron center

What did Egyptian learn from building the pyramids?

Egypt learned advancements in science and math

grassy plains with scattered trees

How did flooding affect the area

It created fertile farming land

the triangular area of marshy land and the mouth of the river

What were tributes used for?

tributes were used to improve Egypt with building projects

a person who represents their country in a foreign land

a reed plant found near the Nile

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theocracy
a person who represents their country in a foreign land
dangerous fast moving water
a government official
a government where the religious ruler and political ruler is the same
2
bureaucrat
a government official
a government in which the religious ruler and political ruler are the same
woven cloth
a grassy plain with scattered trees
3
What happened during the New Kingdom?
Egypt captures Kerma from Hyksos
Egypt expanded by controlling other lands and forming political ties
Hatshepsut conquered Mesopotamia
Kerma was run by Kermit the Frog
4
textiles
a grassy plain with some trees
the process of preserving dead bodies
woven cloth
a reed plant found along the Nile
5
What was a result of Amenhotep's rule?
He forced Egyptians to worship one God
He married Cleopatra
Egyptians forced him out
He was the most beloved ruler
6
Why did Egypt lose its Empire?
Egypt created a democracy
The kingdom was taken over by bureaucrats
Egypt was attacked constantly with better weapons
Flooding and starvation
7
Embalming
a reed plant that grows near the Nile
a line of rulers
the process of preseving dead bodies
dangerous fast moving waters
8
What was the role of bureaucrats?
They chose the new pharaoh
The created laws
They had no job
They collected taxes and controlled trade
9
How did geography affect Meroe?
Meroe was near iron deposits and became an iron center
Meroe was moved closer to the Nile
Meroe flooded and people left
Meroe stopped farming
10
What did Egyptian learn from building the pyramids?
They learned nothing
Egypt learned to create the wheel
Egypt learned to start wars to get workers for the pyramids
Egypt learned advancements in science and math
11
savanna
woven cloth
a reed plant found near the Nile
a fan shaped area of marshy land found near the mouth of a river
grassy plains with scattered trees
12
How did flooding affect the area
People moved away from the Nile
It created fertile farming land
Flooding caused food shortages
Flooding killed people
13
Delta
a reed plant that grows near the Nile
the triangular area of marshy land and the mouth of the river
a government official
woven cloth
14
Cataract
a person who represents their country in a foreign land
a long line of rulers
a film on the eye
dangerous fast moving water
15
dynasty
a government official
a grassy plain with some scattered trees
a long line of rulers
dangerous fast moving water
16
What were tributes used for?
People left to avoid tributes
Egypt was invaded for tributes
Pharaohs kept the tributes
tributes were used to improve Egypt with building projects
17
envoy
woven cloth
a person who represents their country in a foreign land
a long line of rulers
a government official
18
papyrus
a reed plant found near the Nile
a grassy plain with scattered trees
woven cloth
a government official

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