What is happening in this picture?
What is happening in this picture?
Why was the Nile River important to Egyptian civilization?
What direction does the Nile River flow?
Besides drinking, bathing, and agriculture, what was another important use of the Nile River for Ancient Egyptians?
How many seasons did the Ancient Egyptians have?
The Nile River flooded:
The "Upper Class" of Ancient Egypt had:
Most people in Ancient Egypt were::
A person whose job was to write and record information was called a:
Egyptian religion was:
Why did the Ancient Egyptians mummify their dead?
What is happening in this picture?
After covering the body with Natron salt for 40 days, the body will be _________________ than it was before.
A fancy decorated coffin for a mummy is called a:
What was the purpose of the pyramids?
When was the Pyramid of Giza built?
Why was the discovery of King Tutankhamun’s (King Tut’s) tomb so important to archaeologists?
Which organ was not removed from the body during mummification?
Why were Ancient Egyptian tombs filled with art, jewelry, food, etc.?
The Egyptian god of the underworld is called:
Who was the first female pharaoh of Ancient Egypt?
Ramses II was most famous for
What is a dynasty?
What did Ancient Egyptians use to write?
Why is the Rosetta Stone important?
Most of the pyramids were built during the
What were the pyramids made out of?
The Golden Age of Egypt happened during the:
Put the steps of mummification in the correct order (step 1 at the top):
Wrap the body in linen, place amulets throughout, and place inside a sarcophagus.
Remove the brain.
Remove the lungs, liver, stomach, and intestines, and preserve them in canopic jars.
Remove the liquids from the body by covering the body with Natron salt for 40 days.
Decorate the body with make-up to make the body look alive for the afterlife.
Wash the body, stuff with linen, and cover with resin.
Label the map of Egypt by dragging and dropping the landforms into the correct place.
What did Ancient Egyptians use this for?