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| What did egymptions depend on to soak the land and deposit a layer of silt and rich soil? |
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| The Nile serves as a ______ connecting Egypt to Africa, the middle easet, and the mediterranean world. |
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| there were ____ kingdoms of ancient Egypt |
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In the Old Kingdom, Pharoahs orgnaized
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2) absolute ________
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1) A strong central state
2) absolute rulers
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| In the old kindgom, rulers built pyramids at _______ |
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| 1)_________, 2)__________, and 3)_____________ contributed to the collapse of the Old Kingdom |
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1) Power struggles
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| In the Middle Kingdom, _____________created arable farmland. |
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| In the Middle Kingdom, traders had contacts with the ____ _____ and ______. |
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| In the middle kingdom, _____ and _____ were common. |
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| Corruption and rebellions |
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| ______ invaded and occupied the delta region during the middle kingdom. |
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| During the New Kingdom, powerful pharoahs created a large empire that reached the __________. |
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| During the New Kingdom, _______ encouraged trade. |
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| _______ expanded Egyptian rule to Syria during the New Kingdom. |
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| During the New Kingdom, Egyptian power _________. |
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| For centuries, Egypt traded or fought with ______. |
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| Durign the New kingdom, Egypt conquered.... |
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| Egyptian art from the New Kingdom shows _____ soldiers, musicuians or prisoners. |
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| When Egypt declined, ______ conquered Egypt. |
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| Nubians did not see themselved as conquerors... true or False |
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Nubians respected Egyptian traditions.
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Egyptians beleived that many Gods and goddesses ruled the world and the afterlife.
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| god of the underworld and of the Nile |
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The pharoah was believed to be a god.
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Egyptians did not believe in life after death.
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| Egyptians relied on teh ________ to help them through the afterworld. |
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| the preservation of the body for use int ehnext life. |
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| The first Sumerian cities emerged in Southern Mesopotamia around.... |
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| Sargon, the ruler of Akkad, conquered Sumer and built the first known Empire |
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| Hammurabi, king of babylon, united the Babylonian empire in... |
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| ________ was first attempt by a ruler to codify or arrange and set doen in writing all of the laws that would govern a state. |
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| _____ THE branch of law that deals with offenses against others, such as robbery and murder. |
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| ______ is the branch that deals with private rights and matters such as business contracts, taxes and property inheritance. |
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| The Old Kingdom was a period in Egyptian history that lasted about ---- years |
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| The most famous pharoah of the Old Kingdom was >>>> |
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| Insense and myrr were used to make cosmetics and perfumes. True or false |
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| Who discovered the Rosetta Stone? |
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| the state or condition of being a slave or another person's property. |
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| _______ was built in honor of the son god Amo-re |
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| The tomb of King Tut was found in -_____ |
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| The period of stble governement between periods of disorder. |
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| The peak of Eguptian trade and military power |
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| Paths followed by traders |
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| ancient egyptian board game |
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| The stone or pottery jar that held the internal organs of a mummy |
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| a type of salt commonly used in mummification |
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| Queen Hatsheptsut worked to increase _____ |
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