The New Kingdom and King Tut

The New Kingdom and King Tut

Mr. Curia's World History

Multiple Choice

The military of the New Kingdom had some issues, how did the Egyptians solve them?

• By purchasing tanks from France

• By recruiting mercenaries and the poor

• By inventing a sun laser

• Git gud

Multiple Choice

How many soldiers would serve in each company under well-trained officers?

• 6000

• 600

• 1000

• 2

Open Ended

How do you think these military reforms helped the Egyptians? What impact could they have had on their capabilities?

Multiple Choice

Who was the pharaoh that started the expansion in the New Kingdom?

• Ramses

• Tim III

• Thutmose I

• Ahmose

Multiple Choice

What was the name of the famous battle that Thutmose III fought to crush the rebellion in Canaan?

• The Battle of the Somme

• The Battle of Agincourt

• The Battle of Endor

• The Battle of Meggido

Poll

Does Akhenaten sound like he was a good pharaoh?

• 1 - Terrible Ruler

• 2 - Mostly Bad

• 3 - Mixed Results

• 4 - Mostly Good

• 5 - A Visionary Genius

Multiple Choice

How did Tutankhamun handle religion?

• He kept the worship of Aten

• He had a new god, Ascian

• He worshipped turtles

• He allowed the return of the old religion

Multiple Choice

If Tutankhamun was murdered, who was the most likely culprit?

• Smenkhare

• Ay

• An angry priest

• Ankhesenamun

Multiple Choice

Why is Tutankhamun so important to the study of ancient Egypt?

• He was one of the longest reigning pharaohs

• He was a great military leader

• He invented pyramids

• His tomb was fully intact when it was discovered

Fill in the Blanks

King Tut's tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922 in the Valley of the

.

Open Ended

What information do you think a fully intact tomb could give historians?

Multiple Choice

Ay was succeeded by:

• A priest

• His son

• A general

• His uncle's third child's stepson