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Social Classes
Religion
Egypt Mesopotamia
Economics
Pharaohs
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This pharaoh is best know for his Great Pyramid
at Giza.
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Who is Khufu?
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She is well known for expanding trade, as well
as being one of the few female pharaohs.
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Who is Hatshepsut?
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He is best known for his military conquests, as
well as having 100 wives and 100 children!
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Who is Ramses II?
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The pharaohs of Egypt were believed to be these.
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What are gods?
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These two words would name the type(s) of
government in ancient Egypt.
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What are monarchy theocracy?
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This social class had jobs such as advising the
pharaoh, being the chief judge and collecting
taxes.
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Who are the government officials?
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This social class received the least respect
wealth, but all other classes depended on them.
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Who are the peasants?
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By going to school for 12 years and enduring
strict discipline, an Egyptian peasant or artisan
could raise their status by becoming this.
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What is a scribe?
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This social class lived is houses only 10 yards
long and despite their skill did not get much
respect.
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Who are the artisans?
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This group was considered upper class and did
jobs such as embalming bodies, healing and taking
care of temples.
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Who are the priests?
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These were goods the Egyptians exported.
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What are grains (wheat/barley), linen beer?
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These were goods Egyptians imported from Kush.
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What are gold, iron leather?
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These are goods Egypt imported from Central
Africa.
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What are slaves, timber ivory?
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When two countries rely or depend on each other,
they are called this.
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What is interdependent?
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Egypt attacking Kush in order to protect trade
routes is an example of this.
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What is conflict between countries due to
economic interests?
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The religion of the Egyptians was based in a
belief in these.
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What are multiple gods?
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This is another word for the belief in multiple
gods.
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What is polytheism?
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The government religion of ancient Egypt were
connected because of this.
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What is the belief that the pharaohs were gods?
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Egyptians left this organ in the body when
embalming because they thought it would be
weighed as judgment.
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What is the heart?
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Egyptians were often buried with things their
spirit, or ka, could use in the afterlife. A
person wasnt buried in coffins, but this.
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What is a sarcophagus?
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The Egyptians and Mesopotamians religion had
this in common.
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What is polytheism (belief in multiple gods)?
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Both the Egyptians and Mesopotamians used this to
get water to their farms.
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What are irrigation systems?
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Both ancient Mesopotamians Egyptians settled by
this type of physical feature.
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What is a river?
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The Egyptians Mesopotamians shared these forms
of government.
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What are a monarchy a theocracy?
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Egyptians believed their leaders were gods, but
Mesopotamians believed this.
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What is their rulers were chosen by the gods?
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This is the biggest difference between the
governments of Mesopotamia Egypt.
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Egypt had an empire ruled by a pharaoh
Mesopotamia had individual, independent
city-states ruled by kings