Ancient Egypt Sections 3 & 4 Vocabulary Test

to exchange goods

• barter
• hieroglyph
• papyrus
• scribe

a picture representing an object, sound, or idea that was part of the ancient Egyptian writing system

• barter
• hieroglyph
• papyrus
• scribe

paperlike material made from reeds

• barter
• hieroglyph
• papyrus
• scribe

professional writer who recorded official information

• barter
• hieroglyph
• papyrus
• scribe

history’s earliest well-known female ruler

• Hapshepsut
• Kush
• New Kingdom
• Nubia
• Ramses II

Nubian kingdom following the reign of Ramses II that invaded Egypt

• Hapshepsut
• Kush
• New Kingdom
• Nubia
• Ramses II

after the defeat of the Hyksos, Egypt prospered and grew more powerful for nearly 500 years from 1550 BC to 1070 BC

• Hapshepsut
• Kush
• New Kingdom
• Nubia
• Ramses II

critical trade route just south of Egypt, across the first cataract of the Nile, rich with gold copper, and other important resources needed by Egypt

• Hapshepsut
• Kush
• New Kingdom
• Nubia
• Ramses II

(aka Ramses the Great) one of the longest ruling pharaohs in Egyptian history, reigning for 66 years

• Hapshepsut
• Kush
• New Kingdom
• Nubia
• Ramses II