Unit 2 Egypt Review

What continent is Egypt located on?

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What continent is Egypt located on?

• North America

• South America

• Asia

• Africa

• Europe

Which river benefited the people of Egypt?

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What is the name of the river that benefited the people of Egypt?

• Euphrates River

• Nile River

• Tigris River

• Amazon River

Which element of civilization is represented in the passage and what evidence do you have to support your answer?

“Every June, the River Nile flooded. This was the flooding season. During this time, farmers would mend tools or make new ones. People fished for food or extra money. When the floods went down, the River Nile left rich black soil. This was called kemet. Kemet was perfect for growing healthy crops.”

• Stable Food Supply

• Government

• Religion

• Social Structure

What element is represented in 2600 BCE?

• Art

• Social Structure

• Government

• Writing

What element is represented in 1980 BCE?

• Stable Food Supply

• Government

• Art

• Technology

You are researching religion in ancient Egypt. Which resource would be the best to complete your research?

• A Google search titled, "Religion in ancient Egypt."

• An article from a historian in Ad 2020 that shares how religion impacted the people in ancient Egypt.

• A picture of a priest and the god Ra that dates back to the time period you are studying.

• A book about Egypt's religion.

Compare the elements of civilization and decide which of these did NOT lead to the development of civilization in Egypt?

• The lower class provided the essential needs for ancient Egypt.

• Laws, taxes, and military were key roles of the pharaoh.

• The Nile River provided fertile soil and freshwater for stable food supply.

• Building structures such as ziggurats were built to support the religious beliefs of Egyptians.

What would be the best title for the following passage? "Scribes had a valuable role in copying and preserving texts for future generations. Record-keeping was essential to the development of a civilization."

• Government: An Important Part of Egyptian History

• The Key to Understanding Ancient Egypt Today

• Religion in Ancient Egypt

• Stable Food Supply Led to Specialization