Unit 2-10 The New Kingdom

During the New Kingdom, Pharaohs were no longer buried in pyramids.  They were laid to rest in an area known as the

• Final Resting Place
• Valley of the Kings
• Nile Hall of Fame
• Temple Row

This pharaoh expanded trade routes in Egypt, but was most well known as the first female Egyptian pharaoh

• Pharaoh Ramses
• Pharaoh Akhenaten
• Pharaoh Hatshepsut
• Pharaoh Ptolemy

Pharaoh Akhenaten and his wife, Nefertiti, are well-known for creating one of the first recorded

• Monotheistic religions
• Dynasties
• Set of Laws
• Peace Treaties

King Tut’s name change from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun marked

• A period of drought
• The Egyptians return to polytheism
• The meaningless purpose of names
• Egyptian dedication to the God Aten

King Tut’s tomb was discovered by

• Grave robbers
• Egyptian historians in the 1800s
• British archaeologist Howard Carter in 1922
• Camels in the desert

Ramses is known as the Great Pharaoh of Egypt because of

• Building monuments and forming the world’s first peace treaty
• Returning Egyptians back to polytheistic worship
• Being killed by a hippo
• Reigning for such a short time period

Cleopatra the VII was

• Egyptian, but forced to marry into the Ptolemy family
• Greek and part of the Ptolemy dynasty
• Roman and part of the Ptolemy dynasty
• Never married

Which pharaoh came to power when her husband died and their son was too young to rule?

• Ramses the Great 
• Hatshepsut
• Ahmose
• Thutmose III

Hatshepsut is known for expanding Egypt's _______.

• trade
• army
• religion
• irrigation systems

Which son of Akhenaton reopened the temples to all of the Egyptian gods?

• Ramses II
• Amenhotep V
• Ahmose
• Tutankhamen