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World History-Ancient Egypt #worldhistory #Egypt
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1
Which of the following crops was
not
grown by the Ancient Egyptians?
Barley
Tomatoes
Flax
Wheat
2
By 1500 BCE, Ancient Egypt was the wealthiest civilization in the world. How did that happen?
Ancient Egypt was not very wealthy.
They used their military to steal resources
The wealth was a gift from the gods.
A food surplus produced by the Nile helped increase trade.
3
What did the Ancient Egyptians use papyrus for?
As offerings to the gods
To feed to their cattle
To make paper to write on
To eat
4
What part of the Nile River is shown in the picture?
The start of the Nile River
The middle part of the Nile
The source of the Nile
The Nile River Delta
5
Where in the world is Egypt located?
SE Asia
NE Africa
Southern Africa
Western Africa
6
Every year the Nile floods then leaves behind what that is excellent for farming?
Plant Seeds
Mummies
Silt
Gold
7
Ancient Egyptians used gold and gemstones for what?
Jewlery
All of the above
Luxury Items
Dishes
8
Which direction does the Nile River flow?
East to West
West to East
South to North
North to South
9
Along which river did Ancient Egypt develop?
The Tigris River
The Nile River
The Ganges River
The Euphrates River
10
The Nile River empties into which body of water?
The Persian Gulf
The Dead Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
The Red Sea
11
Which of the following resources did Ancient Egypt
not
trade for?
Timber
Gold
Food
Gems
12
What did the Ancient Egyptians do with their surplus of food?
They ate it all
Store it for future use
They traded it for resources
They did not have a food surplus
13
Fertile soil, the Nile, and irrigation projects gave which of the following to the Egyptians?
A strong military
The Pyramids
A surplus of food
Gold
