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Chapter 5 Exam

QuestionAnswer
Savannas a flat grassland
Incense A material burned for its pleasant smell
Memphis was the capital city during the old kingdom
Narmer the ruler who united upper and lower Egypt
Ramses II One of the most saucerful pharaohs who conqueror region of Canaan
Amenhotep Pharaoh who tried to start a new religion based on one deit aton
Axum invaded Kush and destroyed Meroe
Haip Egyptian river god
Re Egyptian sun god
Thebes capital city of Egypt during the middle kingdom
Imhotep the first great engineer who built the pyramids
Cataracts the natural barrier that protected Egypt in the south. They were waterfalls.
Farmers 2nd lowest class describe their lives
Ahmose The king who drove the Hyksos out of Egypt
Why did the Egyptians build pyramids to honor their pharaohs? To protect their bodies from floods, wild animals and robbers. They belonged to the second lowest social class. They worked on land that was owned by wealthy nobles. They lived in one room houses and had simple diets.
Why is King Tut one the most famous pharaohs? His tomb wasn’t robbed, so we know the most about him
How was Meroe different from a typical Egyptian or Kashi Hit It had iron furnaces and was a center of iron production. 
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