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What river flows through Africa that is known the most? The Nile.
Who was the first female pharaoh? Hatshepsut
What was the first pyramid made? The Step Pyramid of Djoser
How was the brain removed when mummified? Through the nostrils.
What were temples for? The Egyptians believed that the temples were the homes of gods and goddesses.
Where were objects for the temples of the pharaoh made? Workshops.
How many types of land were there in Ancient Egypt? 2
what is hieroglyphic? Egyptian scripts.
Who was the most powerful person in ancient Egypt? The pharaoh.
About how long did Ancient Egypt last? Over three thousand years.
G) What are the three architectural systems? Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian.
What is the bronze age? Egyptians used lots of bronze.
What is the dark age? When everything seemed to collapse.
Why did they invent athletic contests? To honor their gods.
Athens is the symbol of what? Freedom
Why was Olimpia made? To play the Olympic games.
Who was Alexander The Great? One of the greatest military geniuses in history.
The Persian War was not very important. False
Who were the creators of labyrinth? Greeks
Athens were democrats. True
About how long was the roman empire? About 2 million square miles.
Romans were democrats. False
What was the universal language in Rome? Latin
Was the Colosseum part of Rome? Yes.
Who made the Colosseum? Vespasian.
According to the Romans who is the god of the sun? Apollo
Hades is bigger than Zeus. False
The legion was the Roman army. True
What does architecture mean? Art and science of designing and erecting buildings.
Who was Spartacus? Famous gladiator
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