Ancient Egypt

Which is not a symbol of the Pharaoh?

______ and government officials used papyrus on a daily basis.

Which pharaoh built the Great Pyramid?

What plant is used to make Egyptian paper?

Trade developed along the Nile River, due to a _____ of crops

What Egyptian monument has the head of a pharoah and body of a lion?

This pharaoh had over 100 wives and children.

Irrigation techniques, such as basin irrigation, was important because:

Who was the last Pharaoh of Egypt?

How many Kingdoms in Ancient Egypt?

What are Ms. Weber's kids names?

Who is the God of the Dead?

How long is the Nile River?

______ was regarded as the greatest and most powerful of the Egyptian pharaohs.

Egyptians traded such goods as:

How many days did it take to mummify a body?

Who killed Osiris?

_____ created the Great pyramid at Giza during the Old Kingdom's 4th Dynasty.

Who are Mr. Doyle's Kids?

_____ worked as laborers and servants and were often foreigners.

Which enemy attacked Egypt whith metal weapons and chariots?

What trade item did Egypt have to get from other civilizations?

What is name of salt they used to dry out body for mummification process?

What discovery help decipher Hieroglyphics?

Egyptians traded their surplus crops/ goods for:

This pharaoh is believed to have unified Upper and Lower Egypt and started the First dynasty.

What are Ms. P's kids names?

What colors are the Double Crown of Egypt?

Who is the Sun God?

______ was King Tut's father who enforced the religion of worshipping only the 1 god Aten.

____ Egypt has the Nile River Delta.

_____ ruled during the New Kingdom and was known as the first female pharaoh.

How many Years did Queen Hatshepsut rule?

How many Hieroglyphic symbols?