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6th Chap. 6 Review

6th Chap. 6 Ancient Egypt Review

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Which desert does the Nile River run through? Sahara
Does this statement accurately describe the Nile River? The Nile river is the second-longest river in the world. no
Does this statement accurately describe the Nile River? The land around the Nile River is a green oasis in a barren desert. yes
Does this statement accurately describe the Nile River? The Nile River is the longest river in the world. yes
Does this statement accurately describe the Nile River? When the Nile River flooded, it deposited fertile silt across the river valley. yes
Does this statement accurately describe the Nile River? The land around the Nile River is unusable desert. no
Does this statement accurately describe the Nile River? When the Nile River flooded, it caused major problems for Egypt's farmers. no
Egyptian farmers wanted to expand the area where they could farm. To do this successfully, they created innovative ways to _______________the land. irrigate
The people of ancient Egypt created a ________that helped them track seasons so they knew the right time to plant and harvest crops. 365-day calendar & system of writing
What was the first cause of trade developing in ancient Egypt? Egyptians produced an abundance of food.
Since not everyone was needed for farming, what happened? People began to produce crafts, tools, and other products to use and trade.
Since the Nile River served as a "superhighway" for trade, what happended? trade along the Nile River allowed powerful Egyptian cities to develop
Where is the Sahara Desert? it covers most of northern Africa (be able to locate it on a map)
Where is the Nile River? it is the main river of Africa (be able to locate it on a map)
Where is Lower Egypt? it is the northernmost region directly under the Mediterranean Sea (be able to locate it on a map)
Where is the Mediterranean Sea? it is above Egypt and the Nile River (be able to locate it on a map)
Where is the Nile Delta? it is the fan like area where the Nile River spread out and drains into the Mediterranean Sea (be able to locate it on a map)
Where is the Red Sea? it is the sea east of the Nile River (be able to locate it on a map)
Where is the Nile River? it is the main river in Africa that drains into the Mediterranean Sea (be able to locate it on a map)
Where is Upper Egypt? it is the southernmost part of Egypt (be able to locate it on a map)
Why is Lower Egypt called Lower Egypt? it sits at a lower elevation than the southern part of ancient Egypt
Why is Upper Egypt called Upper Egypt? it sits at a higher elevation than the northern part of ancient Egypt
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