Chapter 18 Vocabulary

A coarse tracing of pictures or visual symbols used by ancient Egyptians in their writing system.

A person who moves from one place to another, often in search of food or grazing land, rather than settling permanently in one area.

A historical ruler of ancient Egypt, often considered a god and responsible for the wellbeing of the kingdom.

The process of changing the form or function of something, often to make it more useful or effective.

A type of economic system that includes a variety of different industries and activities, often leading to greater stability and opportunities.

A traditional North African dish made from steamed semolina, often served with vegetables and meat.

An underground layer of rock or sediment that holds water, which can be tapped for human use.

A market or bazaar, especially in Middle Eastern countries, where goods are sold and exchanged.

A natural deposit of sediment that is transported by water and is often found at the mouth of a river, forming new land.

A system of government in which one person or a small group holds all power and authority, often without the consent of the governed.

What is myrrh commonly used for?

Which of the following best describes a caliph?

What does it mean to be monotheistic?

What is a factor that can influence the flow of water in channels?

What is an erg in geographical terms?