How is the image below useful to historians?

Shows that pharaohs and government officials played a major role.

What did Egyptians use the calendar for?

Tracking the flooding patterns of the Nile.

What impact did the flow have on their civilization?

Upper Egypt is in the south and Lower Egypt is in the north.

What is the role of the person in the picture below?

They were responsible for the recorded history.

Why did Egyptians mummify their dead pharaohs?

To persevere their body for the afterlife.

What is divine kingship?

When the ruler is chosen by the gods.

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1
What is the job of the person in the picture below?
Farmer
Merchant
Government Official
Scribe
2
How is the image below useful to historians?
Shows that merchants had no influence within their society.
Shows that pharaohs and government officials played a major role.
Shows that men and woman had different roles.
Slaves location shows that they were valuable to their society.
3
The process of growing food mainly for yourself
Subcontinent
Surplus
Subsistance
Agriculture
4
Which city had a mysterious disappearance?
Gupta
Egypt
Mohenjo-Daro
Harappa
5
A triangular shape area at the mouth of the river.
Mummy
economy
Delta
Silt
6
What did Egyptians use the calendar for?
Tracking the flooding patterns of the Nile.
Tracking trade and sales.
Tracking religious holidays.
Track the number of days for the mummification process.
7
Why is the Nile River called a giver?
All of the above.
It allowed for black land.
It allowed for irrigation, transportation, trade, food and water.
It allowed them to live in a desert.
8
What impact did the flow have on their civilization?
Upper Egypt is in the south and Lower Egypt is in the north.
Upper Egypt is in the north and Lower Egypt is in the south.
9
a waterfall
silt
mummy
papyrus
cataract
10
What is the role of the person in the picture below?
They were responsible for the recorded history.
They are responsible for enforcing the laws.
They were responsible for the surplus food.
They are responsible for the manual labor.
11
Where does the Nile River begin?
North Africa
West Africa
Egypt
East Africa
12
a mixture of soil and small rocks
papyrus
cataract
mummy
silt
13
a large stone building that became the palace to mummified kings in the afterlife.
cataract
ziggurat
canopic
pyramid
14
Where does the Nile end?
Mediterranean Sea
Lower Egypt
Red Sea
Upper Egypt
15
Which of the following is a primary source?
Social Studies Textbook
Encyclopedia of Egypt
Letter to a friend
World Atlas
16
Who was a pharaoh?
A ruler chosen by the people.
A ruler chosen by the government.
An average person.
A god -like person
17
to unite, combine, or bring together
unify
pyramid
empire
cataract
18
What geographical feature makes South Asia a subcontinent?
Deccan Plateau
Hindu Kush Mountains
Himalayan Mountains
Indo- Ganges Plain
19
Why is the Nile River considered a taker?
It could flood to much.
It could flood homes, destroy crops and could kill people.
All of the above.
It could not flood enough.
20
Why did Egyptians mummify their dead pharaohs?
To make a statue out of the body.
To protect their bodies from the Nile River.
To keep the body from rotting in the Underworld.
To persevere their body for the afterlife.
21
Which direction does the Nile flow?
North
South
22
What was used to decode hieroglyphics?
Rosetta Stone
the French
Scribes
Cuneiform
23
a plant that was used to make paper
silt
cataract
papyrus
24
Which city state is known for city planning?
Harappa
Gupta
Egypt
Mohenjo - Daro
25
Egyptian writing
Greek
hieroglyphics
pictorgraph
cuneiform
26
the way people use and manage resources
mummification
economy
social divisions
resources
27
a large area of land that is separated from other countries by water and land
subcontinent
mountains
continents
plateau
28
What was a result of the calendar?
trade
surplus food.
soaking the body in salt
no impact
29
Where do most early civilizations settle near?
a plain
a mountain
a river
a continent
30
What is divine kingship?
When the ruler is chosen by the people.
When the ruler is elected.
When the ruler is chosen by the gods.
When the ruler is chosen by the social classes.
31
helped to decode hieroglyphics
papyrus
Rosetta Stone
scribe
mummy
32
a professional writer
delta
divine kingship
mummy
scribe
33
rainy season
Monsoon
Tropical
Summer
Winter
34
the belief that you were chosen by the gods to rule.
divine kingship
selfishness
conceded
afterlife
35
a god-king
economy
pharaoh
silt
mummy

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