4.2 Egyptian Society Test

This pharaoh ruled for 20 years during the New Kingdom

The pharaohs were worshipped as the god

Egyptians were monotheists; they believed in only one god.

The succession of pharaohs from the same family is an example of a

Egypt’s first civilizations were small villages scattered along the

________ united the two kingdoms and became the first pharaoh of Egypt around 3100 BCE.

The Egyptian dynasties are divided into: the Old Kingdom, the Middle Kingdom, & The New Kingdom

Who constructed the Great Pyramids of Giza?

All Egyptians were mummified, though only the wealthiest received same treatment as pharaohs.

Egyptians had the ability to change their social class through studying and hard work.

This pharaoh was a successful warrior who conquered land from Southwest Asia to Kush.

Ancient Egyptians believed that to enter the afterlife, your heart had to be light

Egyptian social order was closely tied to their religious beliefs and the goddess Ma’at.

This pharaoh fought major wars against the Hittites and the Libyans.

The reign of this pharaoh was peaceful and focused on trade and building projects

This pharaoh's biggest achievement was burial temple Dayr al-Bahri in Thebes.

This pharaoh completed several temples inside the capital city & 6 temples in the land of Kush.

To accomplish his tasks, Egyptians combined advanced knowledge of geometry & architecture

Craftsmen had the lowest status in ancient Egypt.

Over time, Egypt was united into two kingdoms:

Egyptians believed that pharaohs were not just kings, but gods on earth.