| A | B |
|---|
| The only time they built pyramids | Old Kingdom |
| Period of order and stability | Middle Kingdom |
| Period when Egypt reached its height | New Kingdom |
| Egypt became this when they conquered the Hyksos | empire |
| Egypt's empire stretched as far east as the.. | Euphrates River |
| paths followed by traders | trade routes |
| Pharaoh who increased trade with Punt | Hatshepsut |
| Pharaoh who fought the Hittites and built temples | Ramses |
| the key to understanding hieroglyphics | Rosetta Stone |
| Egyptian writing system | Hieroglyphics |
| Paper-like material for writing on | papyrus |
| the study of the structure of the body and its organs | anatomy |
| stone tombs built for a pharaoh's afterlife | pyramids |
| triangle shaped fertile land at the mouth of a river | delta |
| skilled workers who practice a craft | artisans |
| god kings of Egypt | pharaoh |
| government ruled by a god or priest class | theocracy |
| a series of rulers from the same family | dynasty |
| officials chosen by the pharaoh to help run the government | bureaucracy |
| a specially treated body wrapped in cloth for preservation | mummy |
| life after death; most important part of Egyptian religion | afterlife |
| Pharaoh who united Upper and Lower Egypt | Menes |
