Egypt Section 3 Quiz Review

What good did Egypt usually have to trade for?

• food

• iron

• timber

• water

What accomplishment was Hatshepsut known for?

• defeat of the Hyksos

• destroying others' monuments

• expanding trade

• separating Upper and Lower Egypt

Why were Hatshepsut's monuments destroyed?

• because she was a bad pharaoh

• because she was part of the invading Hyksos people

• because men were worried she disturbed ma'at

• because she killed a pharaoh to seize the throne

How did Ramses the Great restore peace and prosperity to Egypt?

• by starting many wars

• by expanding trade

• by defeating the Sea Peoples

• by negotiating a treaty with the Hittites

What marked the end of the New Kingdom

• the death of Khufu

• lengthy wars with the Sea Peoples

• conquest by the Hyksos

• conquest by the Persian Empire

Where was Tutankhamen buried?

• the Great Pyramid

• the palace at Thebes

• the temple at Abu Simbel

• the Valley of the Kings

What natural resource helped Kush become a powerful kingdom?

• bronze

• gold

• cedar trees

• obsidian

Who ruled Egypt after the reign of Ramses the Great?

• the Macedonian pharaoh Cleopatra

• the Persian emperor Cambyses II

• the Kushite pharaoh Piankhi

• the Macedonian emperor Alexander the Great

How did the rule of Egyptian pharaohs come to an end?

• Egypt was conquered by the Roman Empire

• Egypt was conquered by Gilgamesh

• Egypt had some bad pharaohs and famine, which led to depopulation

• Egypt became a bunch of separate city states with no central government

What was remarkable about Tutankhamen and the tomb in which he was buried?

• his mummy and burial chamber were completely preserved and untouched

• everything in the chamber had been stolen, except the mummy of King Tut

• the mummy of King Tut had been stolen, but everything else was still there

• he was buried with Ramses II at Abu Simbel