Ancient Egypt and Kush
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| Imhotep | One of the Egyptian Gods actually a real person and the third dynasty.
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| When was Memphis Capital | Century A.D.
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| Incense | A material that produces a pleasant smell when burned.
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| Savannas | A flat grassland
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| The relationship between Pharaohs and other leaders | They were all upper class.
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| Amenhotep IV | He 18th dynasty and he ruled Egypt 17 years.
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| Axum | A.D. 350, the armies of Axum invaded Kush and destroyed Meroe.
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| Hapi | Was the water (river) Gods.
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| Re | Was the sun Gods.
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| Thesbes | City located east of Nile and south of the Mediterranean.
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| Who united Upper and Lower Egypt? | Narmer( Menes)
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| What were the natural barriers that protected Egypt, and what direction was each from Egypt? | To the east, a small desert separates the river valley from the Red Sea , while the Sahara Desert lies to the west . To the north , the Mediterranean Sea separated the Egyptians from European people, while mountains and rushing rapids protected the south.
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| What happened to Hyksos ? | Ahmose formed on army and drove the Hyksos out of Egypt.
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| Why did the Egyptians build pyramids to honor their pharaohs? | They believed in after life.
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| What social class did farmers belong to and what were their lives like? | The Lowest but the largest groups. They need to improve their social position.
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| How was Meroe different from a typical Egyptian or Kushite city? | It contained iron furnaces.
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| What rights did ancient Egyptian women have? | Worked in home, live alone choose who they married and to buy and sell goods as they pleased.
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