Chapter 18: Egypt and North Africa

Textile production provides one-third of Egypt's economy probably because

The middle class of ancient Egypt included

During Egypt's Old Kingdom, giant tombs were constructed called

Ancient Egyptians wrote on paper like materials made of a type of grass called

In 1859, workers began to dig a waterway linking the Red Sea with the Mediterranean called the

The first people to settle North Africa were the

The chain of mountain ranges stretching from Morocco to Tunisia is called the

Many of France's immigrants probably come from

The Kush kingdom was located in

The Sudanese economy depends heavily on

In 2003, economic sanctions against Libya was ended by

The world's largest desert is called the

In Egypt, the pime minister is

Today, the Nile's flooding is controlled by the

Morocco's developing economy mostly depends on

In 1962, Algeria won its independence from

In 332 BC, Egypt was conquered by

During Arab control of Egypt, Egyptians most likely read

During ancient times, heavy flooding of the Nile would mostly likely be caused by

The government of Libya is a

During the conflict in Darfur's Sudan's government supported

In ancient Egypt, a person who commanded a military regiment was a member of the

The North African country with the highest literacy rate is most likely

Egyptians invented a form of picture writing called

According to legend, Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt were united by

The key to understanding hieroglyphics was provided by the

The belief in one God, called Allah, and his prophet on Earth, Muhammad is called

A series of rulers from one family is called a

The Maghrib has

Ancient Carthage most likely had

Agriculture employs more than one-third of Egyptian workers, but accounts for

A large factory would most likely be privately owned in

The rich black soil deposited by the Nile is called

Africa's largest nation in area is

In Libya, TV news programs most likely

In 1801, the Ottoman leader, Muhammad Ali, tried to

Most people who live in the northern two thirds of Sudan follow

To support is economy, Egypt has relied on the

The Arabs called North Africa the

Until 1956, Sudan was ruled by

Carthage fell to Rome during the

In Morocco, the armed forces are controlled by a

Defeat in war most likely dashed the political ambitions of

Muslims are followers of

In 2003, a conflict erupted in the western region of Sudan called

During the Middle Kingdom, Egypt conquered its southern neighbor. This country is called

In Egypt, most industries are owned by

A person in Italy would be able to get silk from China faster after the building of the

A country controlled by a stronger nation is often called a(n)

In Algeria, major industry is controlled by

In North Africa, an open-air market is called a(n)

The body of a dead person that is embalmed and dried and wrapped in linen bandages is called a

A Berber robe with full sleeves is called

The first peace treaty between Israel and an Arab State was a result of the

A tomb for a pharaoh's daughter would most likely include

The silt at the Nile's mouth forms a triangle shape called a(n)

Egypt's largest share of foreign funds is provided by

A New Kingdom pharaoh, Akhenaton, promoted the worship of

The rulers of ancient Egypt came to be known as

The Nile is hard to navigate in the south because of six waterfalls called