Ruling power passed down through a family

What was the role of Egypt's viziers?

to oversee day to day governing

How does remote sensing and satellite imagery help archaeologists in Egypt today?

It shows them where to excavate artifacts and ruins

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4.1 Egypt

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1
Being surrounded by desert had a negative impact on ancient Egyptians.
true
false
2
Egyptians largest social class consisted of who?
women
men
unskilled workers and farmers
scribes
3
What is a dynasty?
Ruling power passed down through a family
survivng Ms. Hopper's 6th grade class
a King
a ruler who rules over many lands
4
What led to the emerging of government?
irrigation systems needing to be built and maintained
all of the above
skillful farming
disputes over land
5
What form of technology do we see first arise in Ancient Egypt?
compass
wagon wheel
motor boat
irrigation
6
Papyrus was used to make what?
paper
sandals
baskets and river rafts
all of the above
7
What helped to make the land surrounding the Nile river fertile?
irrigation
farming
papyrus plants
silt
8
Who was the ruler who united upper and lower Egypt?
King Tut
Hammurabi
Ra
Menes
9
How did agriculture change Egyptian society?
kept wealth among farmers
removed distinctions between upper and lower Egypt
organized people into city states
led to the rise of kings
10
How were religion and government related in ancient Egypt?
all of the above
The Pharaoh led the government
The pharaoh served religious roles, including being high priest
the Pharaoh was worshipped as a god
11
What enabled the growth of agriculture and civilization in the Nile River Valley?
dry red land
predictable flooding
regular rainfall
fertile coastal soil
12
What geographic boundary protects Egypt to the north?
eastern desert
sahara desert
Nile cataracts
delta marshes
13
Skillful farming led to a surplus of food. What effect did this have on ancient Egyptians?
development of a social class system
envious invaders
new skills and trades
extreme waste
14
What was the role of Egypt's viziers?
to perform religious ceremonies
to oversee day to day governing
to determine the succession of pharaohs
to command the military forces
15
What geographic boundary protected Egypt from the south?
the red sea
deserts
marsh lands
cataracts
16
The Nile flows from
North to South
South to North
17
What is a cataract?
frozen water
hot desert winds
Egyptian writing system
wild rapids
18
How does remote sensing and satellite imagery help archaeologists in Egypt today?
it restores buried sites to their original forms
It shows them where to excavate artifacts and ruins
It tells them what life was like in ancient Egypt
it reveals the migration patterns of ancient Egyptians

4.1 Egypt Flashcards | StudBud

4.1 Egypt

18 termsStudBud Administration257 plays

Chapter 2 Section 1

Flashcards18 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 18

Answers

1
Being surrounded by desert had a negative impact on ancient Egyptians.
true
false
2
Egyptians largest social class consisted of who?
women
men
unskilled workers and farmers
scribes
3
What is a dynasty?
Ruling power passed down through a family
survivng Ms. Hopper's 6th grade class
a King
a ruler who rules over many lands
4
What led to the emerging of government?
irrigation systems needing to be built and maintained
all of the above
skillful farming
disputes over land
5
What form of technology do we see first arise in Ancient Egypt?
compass
wagon wheel
motor boat
irrigation
6
Papyrus was used to make what?
paper
sandals
baskets and river rafts
all of the above
7
What helped to make the land surrounding the Nile river fertile?
irrigation
farming
papyrus plants
silt
8
Who was the ruler who united upper and lower Egypt?
King Tut
Hammurabi
Ra
Menes
9
How did agriculture change Egyptian society?
kept wealth among farmers
removed distinctions between upper and lower Egypt
organized people into city states
led to the rise of kings
10
How were religion and government related in ancient Egypt?
all of the above
The Pharaoh led the government
The pharaoh served religious roles, including being high priest
the Pharaoh was worshipped as a god
11
What enabled the growth of agriculture and civilization in the Nile River Valley?
dry red land
predictable flooding
regular rainfall
fertile coastal soil
12
What geographic boundary protects Egypt to the north?
eastern desert
sahara desert
Nile cataracts
delta marshes
13
Skillful farming led to a surplus of food. What effect did this have on ancient Egyptians?
development of a social class system
envious invaders
new skills and trades
extreme waste
14
What was the role of Egypt's viziers?
to perform religious ceremonies
to oversee day to day governing
to determine the succession of pharaohs
to command the military forces
15
What geographic boundary protected Egypt from the south?
the red sea
deserts
marsh lands
cataracts
16
The Nile flows from
North to South
South to North
17
What is a cataract?
frozen water
hot desert winds
Egyptian writing system
wild rapids
18
How does remote sensing and satellite imagery help archaeologists in Egypt today?
it restores buried sites to their original forms
It shows them where to excavate artifacts and ruins
It tells them what life was like in ancient Egypt
it reveals the migration patterns of ancient Egyptians