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Binion - Social Studies (Ancient Egypt)

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The * is the world's largest river.Nile
The egyptian's landkemet
The egytians called their land kemet because *because of the dark soil
Name the two sources of the Nile:Blue nile and white nile
Define deltaAn area shaped like a triangle
What desert lies to the west of the nile.Sahara
How many dyanasties were there in Ancient Egypt?31
Descrive the power of the pharoah?He had absolute power over the people. Whatever the pharoah decided became law.
Why was religion so important to ancient egyptians?It was the way people explained the workings of nature.
Who is Osiristhe god of the living and the dead (the god of the after-life)
Who is Amon-Re?The chief god of the ancient Egyptians.
Who is Isis?One of the most powerful of all Egyptian goddesses and the wife of Osiris (the great mother who protected her children)
Who is Horus?The god of the sky (Osiris son)
Why did they bury their posessions with them when they died?Because the souls of the dead could not survive without food, clothing, and other items from this life.
Was every person mummified?No, only the important people.
What is the largest pyramid.the Great Pyramid
Why were the pyramids build on the west bank of the nile?It was the land of the dead (where family was buried).
Define hieroglyphics?picture-like symbols
what was the Rosetta Stone?A large black stone with 3 different types of writing.. It was found in Rosetta, a city in the Nile.
Why were the ancient egyptians interested in telling time?Because they were agricultural people and needed to predict when the Nile would flood.
How did the egyptians know so much about the body?Because of their work on mummies.
What type of surgeries did they perform?They could set broken bones and treat injuries of the spine
Egypt was known as thepossessed land of the learning
The paroah was also theking (religious leader)
What desert lies to the east of the nile?eastern part of sahara

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