Unit test for Ancient Egypt
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| Delta | the flat, triangle shaped land made of silt deposited at the mouth of a river
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| Economy | the way a country manages money and resources for the production of goods and services
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| Irrigation | the watering of dry land by means of canals or pipes
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| Pharaoh | the title used by the rulers of Ancient Egypt, God Kings
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| Pyramid | a massive structure built of stone, usually having a square base and four triangular sides that slopes upward
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| Hieroglyphics | the ancient Egyptian system of writing that used symbols to stand for objects, ideas, or sounds
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| Papyrus | a paper made from papyrus, a reed plant growing along the Nile River, that the ancient Egyptians used for writing.
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| Scribe | a professional writer who kept records and copied letters and official documents
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| Rosetta Stone | Had the same passage carved in 3 kinds of writing -–hieroglyphics, demonic and Greek
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| Menes | King of Upper Egypt who united upper and lower Egypt
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| Khufu | Egyptian Pharaoh who built the Great Pyramid
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| Hatshepsut | Female Egyptian Pharaoh
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| Tutankhamen | Egyptian (Boy) Pharaoh, his tomb was discovered in 1922 enabling us to learn about Egyptian life
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| Silt | a mixture of tiny bits of soil and rock carried and deposited by a river
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| Barter | to trade things (products) for other things (products) without using money
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| Fertile | Land that is good for growing crops
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| Empire | a group of lands and peoples ruled by one government
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| Why settle near the Nile River | Fresh water to drink and grow crops, Egypt is mostly desert
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| Why settle near the Nile River | Nile River was good for fishing, fish as a source of food
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| Why settle near the Nile River | The Nile River provided a way to travel by boat, this allowed for trade routes
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| Khufu | Built the Great Pyramid of Giza, largest in the world.
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| Khufu | Considered Ambitious and Cruel
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| Ramses II | First Pharaoh to sign a peace treaty with Egypt's enemies, ending a long period of war
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| Khufu | Didn't allow people to make religious sacrifices, closed temples
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| Ramses II | Built many temples and other monuments; had a successful kingdom
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| Ramses II | Egypt was never more powerful or wealthier than during Ramses II rule
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| Ramses II | Considered a Peacemaker, a Great soldier, & Known as "Ramses the Great" – had vision & organization skills
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| Hatshepsut | was a woman pharaoh when only men ruled, dressed as a man
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| Hatshepsut | kept Egypt out of war; used the money to build up the country
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| Hatshepsut | No wars during her rule; built great cities through trade
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| Hatshepsut | Considered Brave, Wise, & a Good negotiator and had a vision for Egypt
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| Pharaoh (1) | King - thought of as a living god
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| priest - (2) | in charge of religion
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| vizier | collected taxes, supervised everything
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| soldiers | kept order
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| scribe | kept writtne records
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| Merchants (3) | sold items
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| craftsmen (3) | made items
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| peassants (4) | farmers and built pyramids
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| slaves (5) | worked in mines and worked for the royal family
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| Hatshepsut | completed temples and monuments left unfinished by other Pharaohs.
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| Hatshepsut | Pharaoh who ordered journeys to far way lands to obtain goods
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| Pleasing the Pharaoh was important to Egyptians | They believed they were gods
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| Pleasing the Pharaoh was important to Egyptians | They believed that pleasing the Pharaoh would give them a better afterlife.
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