New Kingdom. (2)

What geographical region did Egypt become the most powerful state in during the New Kingdom?

• Southeast Asia

• Southwest Asia

• Northern Africa

• Eastern Europe

When did the New Kingdom in Egypt begin?

• 1070 b.c.

• 1550 b.c.

• 2000 b.c.

• 1200 b.c.

During which period did Egypt become the most powerful state in Southwest Asia?

• Old Kingdom

• Middle Kingdom

• New Kingdom

• Hyksos rule

How did the expulsion of the Hyksos contribute to Egypt's military strength?

• Acquisition of advanced weaponry

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural enlightenment

• Religious reforms

What characterized Egypt's path during the New Kingdom?

• Isolationism

• Militarism

• Pacifism

• Cultural decline

What aspect of the New Kingdom's power was fueled by its massive wealth?

• Economic dominance

• Military strength

• Cultural innovation

• Technological advancements

Answer explanation

Which kingdom saw the reunification of Egypt?

• Old Kingdom

• Middle Kingdom

• New Kingdom

• Hyksos Kingdom

What impact did the reunification of Egypt have on its trajectory?

• Economic decline

• Military stagnation

• New militaristic path

• Cultural isolation

What distinguished the New Kingdom from the Old and Middle Kingdoms in terms of military focus?

• Defensive strategies

• Lack of military involvement

• New militaristic path

• Continued reliance on chariots

What era is characterized by Egypt becoming the most powerful state in Southwest Asia?

• Old Kingdom

• Middle Kingdom

• New Kingdom

• Hyksos rule