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Ch. 14 Review
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1
How did Ramses the Great help Egypt grow?
cultural diffusion
foreign trade
adding deities
military conquests
2
Which city in Lower Egypt was the center of production and trade between the Nile River Valley and fertile Nile Delta?
Nekhen
Thebes
Memphis
Nile
3
Ancient Egyptians wrote on a paper-like material called _______________.
tombs
reeds
clay tablets
papyrus
4
Ancient Egyptians developed a system of writing called _______________.
hieroglyphics
cuneiform
papyrus script
alphabet
5
Pharaohs became military rulers, formed alliances, & were buried in hidden vaults during what era?
Old Kingdom (2686-2181 BCE)
New Kingdom (1550-1069 BCE)
Middle Kingdom (2055-1650 BCE)
6
"I am a soldier in Ancient Egypt. I was educated only in my trade." What social class does the soldier belong to?
Pharaoh
Lower
Middle
Ruling
7
Which letter on the map shows the location of Ancient Egypt?
B
D
A
C
8
What is the fan-shaped landform that forms at the mouth of a river as it empties into a larger body of water?
peninsula
river delta
River
outlet
9
Why did Egyptians practice mummification?
to make a tomb for the leader
to provide the spirit a body in the afterlife
to keep records of important information
to pay off debts through work
10
What type of government did Ancient Egypt have?
Democracy
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Theocracy
11
Which of the following words best describes the religion of ancient Egyptians?
polytheistic
nontheistic
Catholic
monotheistic
12
People who were trained to use hieroglyphics and kept records were called _______________.
Pharaohs
viziers
peasants
scribes
13
How were social classes organized in Egypt?
by achievements
by geography
by occupation
by religious beliefs
14
Does the following statement describe pyramids, the Sphinx, or both? "A lion with the head of a pharaoh."
the Sphinx
pyramids
Both