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Egypt
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Predictable | Easy to guess because it usually happens the same way. |
| Impact | A strong effect or change caused by something. |
| Region | A large area of land that has common features. |
| Isolated | Separated from others far away or alone. |
| Fertilized | When soil is made richer so plants can grow better. |
| Quarrying | Digging stone or minerals out of the ground. |
| Receded | When water pulls back or goes down after flooding. |
| Tended | When farmers take care of plants they are growing. |
| Attracted hunters | Drew or brought hunters to an area. |
| Silt | Fine soft soil carried by rivers that helps crops grow. |
| Pyramid | A large stone tomb with a square base and four triangle sides. |
| Receded | Moved back or decreased. |
| Irrigation | Bringing water to crops through canals ditches or pipes. |
| Harvested | Collected crops when they are ready. |
| Economy | How a place uses and manages money jobs and resources. |
| Pharaoh | The ruler or king of ancient Egypt. |
| Concept | An idea or thought. |
| Established a link | Created a connection between two things. |
| Maintained | Kept something going or in good condition. |
| Rosetta Stone | A stone with three types of writing that helped decode hieroglyphics. |
| Hieroglyphics | Ancient Egyptian writing made of picture symbols. |
| Significance | Why something is important. |
| Interpret | To explain the meaning of something. |
| Mummify | To preserve a body after death by drying and wrapping it. |
| Cataract | A rocky waterfall or rapid in a river that makes travel difficult. |
| Hieroglyph | A single picture symbol used in Egyptian writing. |
| Afterlife | A life believed to happen after someone dies. |
| Mummification | The process of preserving a body in ancient Egypt. |
| Papyrus | A paper-like material made from reed plants near the Nile. |
| Dynasty | A series of rulers from the same family. |
| Covenant | A special promise or agreement often between people and God. |
| Torah | The first five books of the Hebrew Bible important Jewish teachings. |
| Ten Commandments | A set of laws given to Moses that teach right and wrong. |
| Monotheism | The belief in only one God. |
| Exile | Being forced to live away from one’s home or country. |
| Sabbath | A day of rest and worship in Judaism. |
| Synagogue | A Jewish house of worship and study. |