Which of these contributed most to the rise of civilization in Ancient Egypt?

• scientific progress

• strong religious beliefs

• trade with other empires

• advancements in agriculture

Which statement best explains why Egypt had multiple trade relationships with other civilizations?

• Egypt had mineral resources the other civilizations did not.

• Egypt was able to grow grains and food that other civilizations needed.

• Egyptians needed to import most necessities in order to survive.

• Egyptians were the most skilled artists and jewelry-makers in the world.

Which of these contribute most to the fertility of the land in the Nile Delta?

• heavy tropical storms in Ethiopia

• rich sediment deposits from upriver in Africa

• abundant rainfall near the Mediterranean Sea

• irrigation systems developed by the ancient Egyptians

Which statement best explains one of the factors that allowed ancient Egypt to grow rich and develop an advanced civilization?

• Fertile soil helped Egypt produce crops that could be traded for luxury goods.

• A favorable climate drew immigrants from faraway lands who brought foreign technological advancements.

• Population growth made it possible for Egypt to maintain a large military that plundered surrounding nations.

• An abundant supply of natural resources allowed Egypt to shift from agriculture to industry before other civilizations could.

How does the annual flooding of the Nile affect farmers in the Nile River Valley?

• It makes it difficult for farmers to get their crops to market.

• It enriches the soil with new nutrients carried in from upriver.

• It destroys whatever crops have not been harvested by late spring.

• It enables them to grow a crop of rice between the harvest of other crops.

What did Ancient Egyptians plan to build when they traded crops for wood?

• houses and plows

• ships and furniture

• monuments and temples

• dams and irrigation canals

Papyrus is a reed that grows in the marshes. The Egyptians made rope, matting, and sandals. It helped Egyptians grow rich. It was also used to make paper. This enabled them to keep records. What conclusion can you draw from this?

• Egypt developed vast trade routes expanding well beyond Africa

• Egyptians sandals were the most sought-after Egyptian export.

• Paper was the most important invention developed by Egypt.

• Egypt's agricultural success impacted all aspects of its culture.

The Nile River empties into which body of water?

• the Red Sea

• the Gulf of Aqaba

• the Atlantic Ocean

• the Mediterranean Sea

Which two activities were most important to the strength of the ancient Egyptian economy?

• farming and trade

• mining and tool-making

• shipbuilding and fishing

• conquest and construction

What resulted from the fertility of the Nile River Valley?

• a greater political and economic power for farmers

• a shift away from agriculture to industrial development

• an increase in the food supply which led to population growht

• prosperity that helped create a society with little difference between rich and poor