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Explore Upper and Lower Egypt's unification under Narmer, the significance of Nile River floods, the role of pharaohs, social classes, hieroglyphics, and more. Learn about Egypt's geography and innovations with this study guide.
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Ch 5.1 The Nile River Review
1. Upper and Lower Egypt were united under the rule of _____. • A. King Tut • B. Ramses • C. Narmer (Menes) • D. Hatshepsut
2. The flooding of the Nile River was different from the Mesopotamian rivers because_____________. • A. It floods in January • B. It flooded every other year • C. It was gentle and dependable • D. The flood waters were faster and more intense.
3. The king in ancient Egypt was called a/an ____________. • A. papyrus • B. scribe • C. obelisk • D. pharaoh
4. What is the name of the longest river in the world? • A. Euphrates • B. Nile • C. Tigris • D. Indus
5. In ancient Egypt social class was determined by power and wealth. However, the largestsocial class was the _______. • A. Artisans and merchants • B. Enslaved people • C. Nobles and priests • D. Farmers
6. The ancient Egyptian handwriting was called __________ • A. cuneiform • B. pictograph • C. hieroglyphics • D. scribe
7. What is the name of the largest desert in the world? • A. Mojave • B. Sahara • C. Gobi • D. Libyan
8. The Egyptians invented a_______ to help irrigate their crops. • A. shadoof • B. papyrus • C. pyramid • D. hieroglyphics
9. The desert, the marshes, and the cataracts helped Egypt by _________. • A. Keeping invaders out of Egypt • B. By supplying natural resources • C. Making farming easier • D. Bringing trade to the area
10. Which sea is located on the northern border of Egypt and is the largest sea in the world? • A. Mediterranean • B. Dead • C. Caspian • D. Red
Review • Go over Ch 5 pages. • Study with a friend or classmate. • Study the worksheets in your folder that were done in class/home.