What geographical feature was the most important for the development of the civilization of ancient Egypt?

• The cataracts

• The Nile River

• The Red Land

• The delta

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How did the Egyptians refer to their fertile land along the Nile?

• Deshret

• Kemet

• Nubia

• Kush

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Both Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt were polytheistic in their beliefs.

• True

• False

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What statement about mummification is NOT true?

• It was a religious practice in which people believed body and spirit were linked even in death.

• It was mostly practiced by pharaohs and the wealthy.

• The Ancient Egyptians used salt, wrapped bodies in linen, and a coffin known as a sarcophagus.

• ALL ancient Egyptians were able to practice mummifcation.

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The Ancient Egyptians were credited with the following advancements. CHECK ALL THAT APPLY.

• The Solar Calendar

• Hieroglyphic Writing

• The Abacus

• Papyrus

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Which king or pharaoh was credited with first uniting Ancient Egypt into one nation?

• King Tut

• King Djoser

• Queen Hatsheput

• King Menes

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Which king/queen had the largest pyramid in Giza as their tomb?

• Khufu

• Hatsheput

• Menes

• Tut

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Drag and Drop the correct members of scoiety at their rightful level on the pyramid according to their ranking of importance.

a

b

c

d

e

f

farmers

pharaohs

enslaved people

merchants and artisans

scribes

priests and nobles

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Ancient Egyptian history was split into 3 kingdoms. Which of the following is NOT an Ancient Egyptian kingdom?

• The Rise of Kush

• The Middle Kingdom

• The New Kingdom

• The Old Kingdom

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Which of the following best describes the concept of ma’at in Ancient Egyptian religion?

• The belief in many gods

• The idea of cosmic balance and harmony.

• The process of mummification. 

• The afterlife journey.