6.17

What was the name of the Egyptian queen that promoted trade?

• Ramsey the Great

• Cleopatra

• Hatshepsut

• King Tutankhamun

Which of the following is the best definition of economic policies?

• An artificial way to water crops

• A development of a writing system to record business transactions

• The mixing of metals to create stronger tools and weapons

• The decisions a government makes to produce and distribute products and wealth

Which of the following best describes the economic policies of Queen Hatshepsut?

• Expanded the bounderies of Egypt through military conquests

• Hatshepsut made Egypt rich through the expansion of trade routes

• Using "bread and circuses" to control the growing population of the cities

• Produced more coined money

Which of the following pharaohs expanded the borders of Egypt by military conquest?

• Hatshepsut

• Tutankhamun

• Menes/Narmer

• Ramsey the Great

We have learned much about ancient Egyptian history because of the discovery of which of the following Egyptian pharaoh's tomb?

• Tutankhamun

• Hatshepsut

• Namer/Menes

• Ramsey the Great

Select all of the following significant discoveries of King Tutankhamun’s tomb. Select 2

• Learned about the lifestyles of wealthy Egyptians

• Learned about the burial practices of Egyptians

• Learned about the agricultural practices of the Egyptians

• Learned about the creation of the calendar

Which of the following Egyptian pharaohs expanded Egypt's boundaries to its largest point?

• Tutankhamun

• Hatshepsut

• Ramsey the Great

• Namer/Menes

Which of the following pharaohs signed a peace treaty with the Hittites?

• Hatshepsut

• Tutankhamun

• Namer/Ramsey

• Ramsey the Great

What is the term given to the leader of Egypt?

• King

• Queen

• Pharaoh

• Dictator

Which of the following pharaohs expanded the trade routes and made the Egyptians rich through the peaceful expansion of trade routes even though he/she broke Egyptian law to rise to the throne?

• Tutankhamun

• Hatshepsut

• Ramsey the Great

• Narmer/Menes