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World History Ch. 5

Nile River and Early Egyptians

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A reed plant used to make paper? papyrus
Dangerous, rocky, fast moving water? cataract
A fan shaped area of fertile marshland formed where the Nile River meets the Mediterranean Sea? Delta
A line of rulers from one family? Dynasty
The Egyptian writing system that uses thousands of picture symbols representing objects and ideas? Hieroglyphics
For what reason was the Nile called "the lifeblood" of Egypt? Its valley and delta provide fertile soil for farming.
How did the Egyptians take advantage of the Nile's yearly spring flooding? They became successful farmers.
Crops grown by Egyptians: Wheat, Barley and Flax seeds
A bowl-shaped hole to hold water? Basin
A bucket attached to a long pole that lifts water from the Nile and empties into the basin? Shardoof
A reed plant grown wild along the Nile? Papyrus
Papyrus was used to make: Rope, Sandals, Baskets, River Rafts and Paper
Extra amounts of crops grown? Surpluses
Reasons government was needed in Egypt? 1. Necessary to oversee the construction and repair of irrigation ditches and dams. 2. To develop a process for storing grain and distributing grain during famines. 3. Conflicts over land ownership needed to be settled.
2 large kingdoms that made up Egypt? Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt
King of Upper Egypt who conquered Lower Egypt and married one of their princesses? Narmer
Capital city named by King Narmer? Memphis
The three time periods of Early Egypt: 1. The Old Kingdom 2. The Middle Kingdom 3. The New Kingdom
2 civilizations along the Nile River Valley? Egypt and Kush
Early Egyptians called the land ? Which means "Black Land". Kemet
What did the Egyptians believe the Nile River was? 1. The "Creator of all good" 2. The "Lifeblood of Egypt".
World's largest river, 4000 miles from Central Africa to the Mediterranean Sea? Nile
What two Rivers make up the Nile at its source? The Blue Nile and the White Nile
Two deserts that border the Nile? Libyan (West) Eastern (East)
Egyptian rulers where know as what? Which means "Great house" Pharaoh
Government officials appointed by the Pharaoh to carry out his orders? Bureaucrats
Egyptians were loyal to the Pharaoh because they thought he was? The son of Re
Who was the river god? Hapi
God who was believed to have been an early Pharaoh who taught Egyptians how to farm and gave them laws? Osiris
Believed to rule over the dead? Osiris and Isis
Most important book of ancient Egypt? The Book of the Dead
The process of treating a body to keep it from decaying? Embalming
A wrapped body is known as a ? Mummy
The Egyptians were the first to use? 1. Splints 2. Bandages 3. Compresses
Great tombs built by Egyptians to honor their Pharaoh? Pyramids
Personal belonging in the tombs with a Pharaoh? 1. Clothes 2. Weapons 3. Furniture 4. Jewelry
Frist great engineer who built pyramids? Imhotep
The Egyptians created ?, using with whole numbers to add, subtract and divide. Fractions
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