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Major River SystemsAnd Agriculture
Standard 6.2.1
Major River SystemsAnd Agriculture
Standard 6.2.1
Major River SystemsAnd Agriculture
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Major River SystemsAnd Agriculture
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Religion and Social And Political OrderStandard 6.2.3
Religion and Social And Political OrderStandard 6.2.3
Religion and Social And Political OrderStandard 6.2.3
Religion and Social And Political OrderStandard 6.2.3
Religion and Social And Political OrderStandard 6.2.3
Art and Architecture
Standard 6.2.5
Art and Architecture
Standard 6.2.5
Art and Architecture
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Art and Architecture
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Art and Architecture
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Trade andLeadership
Standard 6.3.6
Trade andLeadership
Standard 6.3.6
Trade andLeadership
Standard 6.3.6
Trade andLeadership
Standard 6.3.6
Trade andLeadership
Standard 6.3.6
Evolution of Language
Standard 6.2.9
Evolution of Language
Standard 6.2.9
Evolution of Language
Standard 6.2.9
Evolution of Language
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Evolution of Language
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Major River SystemsAnd Agriculture
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Why did Egyptian civilization emerge in the
Nile Valley?
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Flooding left rich farmland, river provided protection, and the river was the only
source of fresh water.
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The Nile River began as what two other rivers?
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Blue Nile and White Nile
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Which of these was a result of the Nile River’s
flooding?
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The Nile delta, Sahara, Eastern Desert, and
cataracts allowed Egyptian civilization to…
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Peacefully grow and prosper
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The Nile river is the longest river in the world.
It’s flow moves from ________ to _______.
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______ were not as powerless as ______ in
other ancient civilizations.
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A collection of spells and prayers studied to help
obtain the afterlife.
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The Book of the Dead
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The Egyptians practiced what kind of religion?
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The place a person goes when their heart passes
the weighing test.
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Why did unskilled workers make up the largest group
in society?
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People were needed for physical labor in the cities.
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How was the stone for a pyramid transported to
the building site?
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Stones were placed on sleds, floated down the river, and raised when
needed
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The entrance to every pyramid faced in what
direction?
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______ were _____ built for pharaohs and their
queens.
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Pictures carved into rock or other hard surfaces
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An elaborate decorated coffin
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Egyptians traded for…
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Why was the location of Napata favorable for
trading?
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Napata is where the trade caravans crossed the river.
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Hatshepsut was able to come to power by first…
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Ruling in the name of male relatives, cutting her hair,
and dressing as a man.
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How did Ramses II get the name “Ramses the Great”?
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His fame on the battlefield, construction
and restoration of building and monuments, and his
popularity among the Egyptian people.
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The Greatest New Kingdom Pharaoh
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______ was used to make paper.
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Name of Egyptian writing.
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The short hand version of hieroglyphics.
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Where was the Rosetta stone discovered?
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Until the _______ ______ was translated, nobody
could read hieroglyphics.
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cataract irrigation pharaoh mummy savanna
delta technology deity pyramid inundation
hieroglyphics dynasty embalming tribute sarcophagus
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Fast moving water; rapids
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Area of fertile soil that often
surrounds the mouth of a river
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Egyptian system of writing made up of
symbols
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Helped Egyptian farmers grow
enough food to feed themselves and their animals
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Scientific knowledge used to
develop tools, crafts, etc.
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a line or series of rulers from the
same family
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An Egyptian king
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A god or goddess
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The process of protecting and
preserving a dead body
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A body wrapped after death for
protection
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Gigantic tomb with four triangular sides built in
Ancient Egypt
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Forced payments
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grassy plain
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Flooding of the Nile
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an elaborately decorated coffin
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Wife of Osiris, mother of Horus; protective
goddess
The name the Egyptiansgave their “soul.”
The god of the Embalming and the
dead
The name the Egyptiansgave to their “life-force” or source of physical energy.
The god of the underworld who wasdrawn to the outer
wrappings of mummies
Son of Osirus and rulerof the living.
First woman to rulein her own right;focused on trade
instead of conquest,brought great wealth
to Egypt.
Son of Seti; inheritedthrone after Seti’s death; he was only
10 years old; reignedfor 66 years and undertook large, building projects.
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Isis
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Osirus
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Ba
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Horus
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Anubis
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Hatshepsut
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Ka
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Ramses II
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Morocco
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Algeria
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Tunisia
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Libya
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Egypt
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Western Sahara
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Mauritania
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Mali
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Niger
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Chad
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Sudan
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Nile River
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White Nile
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Blue Nile
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Suez Canal
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Red Sea
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