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OBJECTIVE:
Explain how Egypt grew wealthy through conquest and trade under a female pharaoh.
Select all those that apply to the time of the New Kingdom.
This statue shows _____ wearing the false beard traditionally worn by the male pharaohs
This pharaoh promoted trade. Another word for trade is _____.
What happened to this pharaoh?
This is a statue of ____.
He saw ___ of his sons die before he did.
He had about ___ wives and more than 100 children.
After Ramses death, the _______ waged a lengthy war that left Egypt’s civilization weak and unstable.
This is the ____ _____ of King Tutankhamen. It was placed over his mummified head.
King Tut's sandals for the afterlife were made of ____.
The _____ ___ _____ were symbols of the pharaoh's power and he carried them even in the afterlife.
This lavish gold bracelet is adorned with a _____ _____ made of a precious stone.
Name the animal...
Why are the histories of Egypt and Nubia so deeply connected?
The Kushite king, _______, united the kingdoms of Egypt and Kush.
Would life have changed a great deal for Egyptians living under the rule of the Kushite kings? Why or why not?
Eventually, the Kush lost control of Egypt to the _____.
After being pushed out of Egypt, Kush continued to flourish as an independent power. How?
_____ was the Egyptian word for gold.
Select this pharaoh's accomplishments.