Egyptian ruler/priest

A tomb for pharaohs

Parts of the soul that split at death according to Ancient Egyptian beliefs

A charm that was thought to have magical powers and bring good luck.

To preserve a dead body (with spices)

Material created from the stem of a pant that was used for writing on (like paper)

A dead body, wrapped and preserved before being entombed

Held the organs of a mummy

mummy's coffin

Prince who changed the religion of Egypt from polytheistic to monotheistic, worshipping the god Aton.

True or False:

A sarcophagus was always plain, undecorated, and ugly

True or False:

The pharaoh had the LEAST amount of power during the Middle Kingdom period.

True or False:

The Ancient Egyptians were mostly monotheistic

True or False:

Pharaohs were also considered gods

True or False:

Upper Egypt was at the top of the map and Lower Egypt was at the bottom of the map.

True or False:

The New Kingdom was known as the "Pyramid Age."

True or False:

The Old Kingdom declined because of power struggles, the cost of pyramids, and crop failures.

True or False:

Isis was the goddess of the river.

True or False:

The Euphrates River was important to the Egyptian civilization.

True or False:

Jesus's organs were placed in canopic jars before he was entombed.

Prince who drove out the Hyksos and began the New Kingdom

Commonly thought to be the pharaoh during the time of Moses/Exodus.

Boy king whose tomb was found almost intact.

One of the only female pharaohs, she emphasized trade and temple building.

Number of Egyptian Kingdoms

Number of Egyptian Dynasties

The Great Pyramid was located in . . .

Sun god

Pharaoh who unified Upper and Lower Egypt and wore the double crown.

Made up god, combination of Amun and Ra

Why was the Nile River important to the Ancient Egyptian Civilization?

How does the Ancient Egyptian civilization fit with what we've learned in Bible class?