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What are three inventions made in the Bronze Age? The wheel, cities, and armies
Why was the Bronze Age important? It was the period when civilization and writing began.
How long did the Bronze Age last? About 3000 years
From Mesopotamia, where did civilization spread to? The Nile River Valley.
Give two reasons why Egypt is said to be a "Gift of the Nile". Because the river provided irrigation water and easy transportation by boat.
What two areas did The Nile separate? The "Land of the Dead" and the "Land of the Living".
What are the two main geographical features of Egypt? The Nile and the Sahara Desert
What enabled Egypt to last as long as it did? The Nile was the lifeblood of the country.
What did the desert provide to the ancient Egyptian civilization? Natural barriers to enemies
The kings of ancient Egypt were called this. Pharaohs
Ruling families were also called what in Egypt? Dynasties
How old was King Tut when he died? 18.
What was necessary to provide an orderly way to make decisions? Government
What type of government was the Egyptian civilization? Monarchy
What were the steps of mummification? Removal of organs, then drying and wrapping the body in strips of linen.
What was also discovered when they found the Egyptian cemeteries? Mummified cats.
What were the two most famous burial tombs of ancient Egypt? Giza and Cairo
What is standing guard over the pyramids in Giza that has the head of a Pharaoh and the body of a lion? Sphinx.
What were the ancient Egyptians system of writing called? Hieroglyphics.
What gets it's name from papyrus that we use today? Paper.
What was found that translated hieroglyphics into Greek? The Rosetta Stone.
How long is the Nile River and what does it connect to? More than 4,000 miles and connects to the Mediterranean sea.
What are Egypt's two largest cities located on the Nile River delta? Cairo and Alexandria.
What does the Sahara Desert separate in Africa? North Africa and the sub-Saharan part of Africa.
Why has the sub-Saharan part of Africa been called "black Africa"? Because people living there have darker skin than North Africans.
How long did it take for skin color to change from black to white? About 20,000 years.
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