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Egypt Test

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How did the Egyptians take advantage of the Nile's yearly spring flooding? They became successful farmers
papyrus a reed plant used to make paper
Which best describes the type of government in Egypt after 3100BC? a dynasty
True or False: The ruler of ancient Egypt during the Old Kingdom period was initially referred to as a king before later being called a pharaoh. True
True or False: Egyptian children were not expected to respect their parents. False
Why is the period of the Middle Kingdom in Egypt considered a "golden age"? Because it marked a period of peace, order, and prosperity after a time of internal conflict and violence.
Which statement best describes the outcome of the Hyksos rule in Egypt? Egyptian princes, led by Ahmose, eventually drove the Hyksos out of Egypt.
Who attempted to change Egypt's religion during the New Kingdom period? Akhenaton
Pharaoh's Akhenaton's new religious belief centered polytheism. False
What material did Egyptian traders exchange with the Phoenicians? Purple dye and furniture
What is one significant aspect of Tutankhamen's reign as pharaoh? He restored the worship of many deities after the previous pharaoh's religious reforms
What significant roles did temples play in ancient Egypt? Priests and priestesses conducted daily rituals and safeguarded valuable possessions.
What was a significant cultural shift for Kush during its time under Egyptian rule? Adoption of Egyptian gods and language
What was one of the main reasons for Kush's significance as a trading hub? Its location along the Nile River
What marked the end of Hatshepsut's reign as pharaoh? Her nephew, Thutmose III, assuming full power and removing her from royal texts and monuments
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