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Why did Ancient Egyptians build monuments? to keep bodies and items of the dead safe
Why did Egyptians build pyramids? to honor pharaohs and prepare for the afterlife
What were hieroglyphics? a system of pictures and symbols used for writing
What was the purpose of hieroglyphics for Ancient Egyptians? they wrote stories about gods and everyday life
What material did Egyptians use to make paper? papyrus
What is mummification and what was it used for? to preserve a body and prepare it for afterlife
What was a shadfoof used for? lifting water to crops
What is the weather like in Egypt? hot and dry
How did the Nile river help Egyptians? farming and trading
What group of people were at the bottom of the social structure? slaves
Why were pharaohs important in Egyptian religion? they were believed to connect humans and gods
What were the pharaohs in control of? government, religion and the army
Who is at the top of the social structure? pharaohs
What jobs did scribes have? keeping records and writing important information
Which group made up most of Egypt's population? farmers
What geographical features influenced the development of Ancient Egypt civilization? Sahara Desert & Nile River
Why was trade important to the Egyptians? gave them access to goods, ideas, and technology
What type of religion were the Egyptians? Polytheistic
What is Kemet? Egypt's land
Why did the Egyptians call their land Kemet? because of the dark, rich soil flooding left behind
What happened after the Nile flooded each year? rich soil was left behind for farming
How did the Sahara desert help protect Egypt? it blocked invaders from easily attacking
What does polytheistic mean? belief in many gods
which god was connected to the afterlife? Osiris
Who designed the first step pyramid? imhotep
which pyramid was considered the great pyramid? pyramid of Khufu
Why was the Rosetta Stone important? it helped historians understand hieroglyphics
Why was writing important to ancient Egypt? to keep records
What rights did Egyptian women have that were uncommon in other ancient societies? they could own property
Why were farmers important to Egypt? they grew food for the civilization
Who was in the middle of the social structure? scribes
How did mummification help Egyptians learn about medicine? they studied the human body during the process
Why did Egyptians create calendars? to track the flooding of the Nile
Which achievement helped Egyptians move water to farms? irrigation canals
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