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What age came after the Stone Age? Bronze Age
What 2 elements create Bronze? Copper and Tin
Name some inventions of the Bronze Age? Wheel, Plow, Writing, Money, Cities, Armies, Chariots
What ended prehistoric times? Writing Began
were did civilization spread? West to the Nile River
What 2 Geographic features made up Egypt? The Nile and the Sahara Desert
What provided barriers to enemies? The desert
How long did the Egyptians civilization last? 3,000 years
What type of religion did the Egyptians have? Polytheistic
What are some important things that lie near Cairo? Huge tombs, The Sphinx, and the Great Pyramids
What important person died at age 18? King Tut
How many objects were in King Tut's tomb? Over 5,000 objects
What is a Monarchy? When people are governed by a king
How long did the Bronze Age last? roughly 3,000 years
What was below a pharaoh in society? Priest
What did embalmers do to prepare the bodies for mummification's? They removed vital organs, then wrapped the body in strips of linen
What were the most famous tombs of ancient Egypt? The Pyramids of Giza
How long did the building of pyramids last? 2,700 B.C to 1,000 B.C
What are Hieroglyphics? Writing that use pictures to represent words or syllables
What did Hieroglyphics preserve? Records of ancient Egyptians culture
Other than stone, what other material did they use to write on? Papyrus
What is papyrus? A reed plant pressed and dried to make a paper-like material
What are some of Africa's major geographic features? Sahara Desert, Kalahari Desert, and a tropical forest on the Congo River
Name some animals that live on the Savanna? Lions, giraffes, elephants
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