An ancient city located in Upper Egypt, home to the great temple of Karnak and the Valley of the Kings.

• Nubia

• Thebes

• Kush

• Karnak

This period (c. 2050-1710 BCE) is often referred to as the "Golden Age" of ancient Egypt, characterized by stability and economic prosperity.

• New Kingdom

• Middle Kingdom

• Golden Age

• Valley of the Kings

A term used to describe periods of great cultural, economic, and political flourishing in ancient Egypt.

• Tribute

• Golden Age

• Ahmose

• Hatshepsut

A region located to the south of Egypt, rich in resources such as gold and a significant trade partner.

• Thebes

• Nubia

• Ramses II

• Thutmose III

A form of payment or gift given by one state or ruler to another, often as a sign of allegiance.

• Tribute

• Karnak

• Bribe

• Kush

A burial site located near Thebes, used during the New Kingdom for the tombs of pharaohs.

• Valley of the Kings

• Hatshepsut

• Ahmose

• Nubia

A group of foreign rulers who invaded and ruled over Egypt after the Middle Kingdom ended.

• Hyksos

• Thutmose III

• Ramses II

• Amenhotep IV

A pharaoh credited with driving out the Hyksos and marking the beginning of the New Kingdom.

• Hatshepsut

• Ahmose

• Tutankhamen

• Nefertiti

The period from c. 1550-1070 BCE, characterized by the height of Egypt's power and glory.

• New Kingdom

• Middle Kingdom

• Golden Age

• Kush

One of the few female pharaohs in ancient Egypt, known for her successful trade expeditions.

• Ramses II

• Hatshepsut

• Nefertiti

• Amenhotep IV