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Ch. 11: History of Ancient Egypt
Egypt's first pharaoh
define nobles
Ch. 11: History of Ancient Egypt
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define nobles
powerful artists of the kingdom
powerful farmers of the kingdom
people from rich and powerful families
people from neighboring countries
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Egypt's first pharaoh
Kush
Menes
Khufu
Ramses the Great
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kingdom south of Egypt
Hykos
Amun
Khufu
Kush
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discovered by a French solder in 1799, key to determine the meaning of hieroglyphics
Rosetta Stone
papyrus
sphinx
obelisk
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why tombs were filled w/art, jewelry, and other treasures
tombs served as museums
tombs were the private storage rooms of the pharaoh
tombs are the safest places in the kingdom
believed the dead enjoyed such materials in the afterlife
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triangle-shaped area of soil deposited by a river
ditch
delta
cataract
hill
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long-lasting, paperlike material made from reeds
tablet
Rosetta Stone
papyrus
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How are people represented in Egyptian paintings?
upper bodies shown straight on heads & legs seen from side
bodies are drawn realistically
bodies are smaller than natural size
upper bodies are seen from side,heads &legs show straight on
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made it difficult for other countries to invade Egypt
Mediterranean Sea
Nile Valley
Red Sea
Dead Sea
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Egypt's members of this could afford to have mummies made
kings
nobles
dynasty
elite
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imaginary creature w/body of a lion and head of another animal or human
sphinx
obelisk
papyrus
cataracts
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powerful pharaoh reunited this kingdom around 2050 BC
Middle Kingdom
New Kingdom
Old Kingdom
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Nobles are
powerful farmers of the kingdom
powerful artists of the kingdom
people from neighboring countries
people from rich and powerful families
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During this kingdom, the Third Dynasty began the period in Egyptian history
Middle Kingdom
Old Kingdom
New Kingdom
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specially treated bodies wrapped in cloth
mummies
sarcophogus
papyrus
Rosetta Stone
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tall, four-sided pillar that is pointed on top
sky scraper
obelisk
cataracts
papyrus
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wrote and copied religious and literary texts
scribes
kings
artisans
farmers
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factor contributed to the growth of trade in the New Kingdom
Egypt's defeat of the Sinai Peninsula
Egypt's conquest of distant lands
Egypt's creation of an army
Egypt's creation of the pyramids
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pharaoh best known for monuments built to him
Hatshepsut
Ramses the Great
Kush
Khufu
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application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes
engineering
mathematician
architecture
chemist
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why is the Nile River Valley well suited for settlement?
geography included areas for farming
geography helped to unify the country
geography supported various desert plants and birds
geography included many areas for hunters to hunt widely
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this discovery helped historians read hieroglyphics
papyrus
Rosetta Stone
obelisk
sphinxes
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left the body and became a spirit after death
ka
dreams
sarcophagus
mummy
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why are pyramids built to be grand and spectacular?
reflected a pharaoh's importance
reflected the priests' importance
reflected the farmers' importance
reflected the sun god's importance
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pharaoh who fought the Hittites for many years
Ramses the Great
Menes
Khufu
Kush
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were usually drawn realistically in Egyptian art
insects
scribes
animals
people
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job that employed the most people in Egypt
scribe
farmer
merchant
architect
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called "the gift of the Nile" because it allowed this region to thrive
Egypt
Old Kingdom
Menes
Jordan
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Ramses the Great is best remembered
as a great warrior and builder
ability as an artist
untimely death at the hands of Ahmose
a great scribe
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rapids along a river
peaks
cataracts
rapids
wave