Egypt is located on which continent?

What's the name of the river in Egypt?

Which was NOT a use for the rivers in Egypt?

Which was NOT a natural barrier for Egypt?

Egypt's nickname was the ____________ of the Nile.

Where was upper Egypt?

Where was lower Egypt?

Something that is naturally on the land that protects it from invaders is called a _____________

Who united upper and lower Egypt?

What do we call a period of time where rulers from the same family rule back to back?

What is papyrus?

Kings were only called pharaohs in _________________.

The earliest Egyptian tombs were a pit covered in rocks.

The first pyramid was the Great Pyramid of Giza.

The Great Pyramid of Giza is the only pyramid standing in Egypt today.

Where did the Egyptians start burying pharaohs since the pyramids were being robbed?

The only wonder of the ancient world that is still standing today is the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Mummies were wrapped in _______________.

Everyone in Egypt was mummified.

The Egyptians packed objects in the tombs believing people could take it with them to the _____________________.

Polytheism is the belief in ________________________________.

What was NOT a way of worshiping the Egyptian gods?

The only pharaoh whose tomb remained intact until modern times was ___________________.

In what year was King Tut's tomb found?

Who found King Tut's tomb?

What was the first form of Egyptian writing called?

Hieroglyphics uses over ___________ different pictures/symbols.

If it wasn't for __________________________________ we might still not understand hieroglyphics today.

What was the Rosetta Stone?

The Egyptians invented all of the following except...

Who tried to erase Hatshepsut's name from history?

Hatshepsut was the first woman _____________.

The second most respected job in Egypt was ________________.

Most people in Egypt were _____________________.

If you have a surplus of something, you do not have enough of it.

Bartering means to trade objects without using __________________.

Imports come into a country.

Exports come into a country.

Which organ was left inside the body after mummification?

What does the word geography mean?

What does the word religion mean?

What does the word achievements mean?

What does the word politics mean?

What does the word economy mean?

What does the term social structures mean?

The Egyptians had a surplus of wheat and barley.

The Egyptians had a lot of limestone as well as granite.

The Egyptians imported papyrus, wheat and gold.

The Egyptians imported gold, wood and exotic animals.

The Egyptians traded down the Nile River and across the Mediterranean Sea.

What is irrigation?

What is silt?

Egypt is still a country today.

The Egyptians believed the pharaoh controlled the people, the land, the resources and the animals.