A review of Unit 2 Egypt
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| What does KEMET mean | Black Land
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| What was a consistent feature of the floods of the Nile? | predictable
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| What is the length of the Nile River? | 4160 miles
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| There are 6 of these on the Nile | cataracts
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| The marshy fan shaped area emptying into the Mediterranean | Nile Delta
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| the Delta is known as ? | Lower Egypt
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| The Land upstream to the South was called | Upper Egypt
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| What Natural Barriers to the East protected Egypt | Red Sea
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| What Natural Barriers to the North protected Egypt | Mediterranean
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| What Natural Barriers to the West protected Egypt | deserts
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| What Natural Barriers are on the Nile that protected Egypt | cataracts
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| monarchy? | unrestricted rule of a King
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| Who united the large kingdoms of lower and upper egypt | Menes
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| dynasty | line of rulers from one family
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| The number of dynasties in Ancient Egypt | thirty
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| the number of kingdoms in Ancient Egyptian History | three
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| the king is both the political and religious leader | theocracy
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| delegation of government responsibilities | bureaucracy
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| Pharoah's Bureaucratic leader | Vizier
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| deciphered by the Rosetta Stone | Hieroglyphics
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| pyramids and mummies were examples of belief | afterlife
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| built during Old Kingdom | Pyramids
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| preserved the physical body | mummification
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| guards the Great Pyramids | Sphinx
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| monuments at Giza | Great Pyramids
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| Step Pyramid built for him | King Djoser
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| The capital of the Old Kingdom | Memphis
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| The capital of the New Kingdom | Thebes
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| Akhenaton's capital | Akhetaton
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| conquered Egypt using Bronze weapons and Chariots | Hyksos
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| New Kingdom first pharaoh | Ahmose
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| female pharoah | Hatshepsut
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| Aton | Akhenaton's god
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| succeeded Akhenaton | Tutankamen
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| Last Great Pharaoh | Ramses the Great
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| belief in many gods | Polytheism
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| Sun god | Amon-Re
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| God of Resurrection | Osiris
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| monotheism | belief in one god
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| egyptian gods | part human and part animal
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| Heiroglyphics | writing in pictures and symbols
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| A covenant | agreement
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| exodus | departure
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| Egyptians believed that humans had two bodies, one physical and one spiritual, the spiritual was called the | KA
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| Ahmose assumed the title of Pharaoh which means | Great House of the King
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| Amenhotep IV changed his name to | Akhenaton
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| Akhenaton made the effort to change Egypt by | forcing monotheism (Aton) on the Egyptian people
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| Their culuture located on the upper Tigris River, these people exploited the use of iron weapons to establish an empire by 700 B.C | The Assyrians
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| the provinces established in the Persian empire were called | Satrapies
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| this term refers to a particular group of people who used a language derived from a single parent tongue | Indo European
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| the belief in one all powerful God | monotheism
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| the word covenant means | agreement
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| The Hebrew leader known for his wisdom was | Solomon
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| These groups of nomads domesticated animals for food and clothing, Did interact between settled communities and aided long distance trade | pastoral nomads
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| great sea traders who became best known for their 22 character alphabet were the | Phoenicians
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| the first to accept the belief in a single God were the | Hebrews
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| The people who developed a good army which was large, organized and disciplined, good at conquering but were very cruel were the | Assyrians
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| The Chaldeans under this king became the leading state after the collapse of the Assyrians | Nebuchadnezzar
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| Cryus was a great leader of the Persians, his son was responsible for dividing the empire into 20 satrapies which was a form of bureaucracy, his name was | Darius
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| the governor of the satrapie was known as the | satrap
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| Zoroastrianism was the __________ of the Persians | religion
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| the founder of Zoroastrianism was | Zoroaster
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| Zoroaster taught there was one wise lord named Ahuramazda who was good and an evil spirit known as Ahriman, a major teaching was that 'All humans had the freedom to choose between right and wrong', the teachings were written down in a book called the | ZEND AVESTA
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