Egypt's New Kingdom

When did the New Kingdom of Egypt exist?

• 2000-1500 BCE

• 1600-1100 BCE

• 1800-1300 BCE

• 1500-1000 BCE

What happened to Egypt's territory during the New Kingdom?

• It decreased significantly.

• It remained the same.

• It expanded into southwest Asia and down the Nile.

• It was divided among neighboring empires.

What was the result of a pharaoh attempting to change Egypt's religion?

• The pharaoh gained more power.

• Priests and nobles lost their power.

• Priests and nobles began to gain more power in society.

• The empire's wealth declined rapidly.

What led to the eventual fall of the New Kingdom of Egypt?

• A strong military defeat by the Hittite Empire.

• A power shift that weakened Egypt's government.

• The loss of Egypt's wealth and territory.

• Natural disasters that devastated the empire.

What is Pharaoh Hatshepsut best known for?

• Constructing the largest pyramid

• Encouraging trade

• Introducing a new religion

• Leading military expeditions

What did Pharaoh Hatshepsut demand from her advisors?

• To pay taxes

• To respect her

• To build monuments

• To lead armies

What symbol did Pharaoh Hatshepsut wear to strengthen her rule?

• A golden crown

• A fake beard

• A royal scepter

• An eagle amulet

What significant monument did Pharaoh Hatshepsut leave behind?

• The Sphinx of Giza

• The great temple at Deyr al-Bahri

• The Luxor Temple

• The Ramesseum

What was Pharaoh Ramses II also known as?

• Ramses the Younger

• Ramses the Builder

• Ramses the Great

• Ramses the Conqueror

How long did Pharaoh Ramses II rule?

• Over 50 years

• Over 60 years

• Over 70 years

• Over 40 years