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for what reason was pharaoh khufu famous

he built the great pyramid of giza

what accomplishment was pharaoh Hatsheput known for during her reign

trades flourished. egypt had prosperity

what was unique about hatshepsut

she was a woman

what is topography? what was the topography of ancient egypt.

tells the shape of the land. it had mountains in the south. The big river valley desert.

what were egypt's natural barriers?

mountains=south


mediterranean=north


desert=east and west

how long did it take to prepare a body for burial?

about 70 days.

social classes of ancient egypt in order from most powerful to least powerful

pharaoh, nobles, army,scribes,artisans, peasants, slaves

which continent is egypt located

africa

three kingdoms of ancient egypt

old, middle,new

what was a pharaoh considered to be?

a god

why did Cleopatra align herself with julius caesar and mark antony?

she wanted to maintain power after Rome took over egypt

what was the largest social class in ancient egypt

peasants

what is a sarcophagus?

large stone coffin filled with smaller nesting coffins.

how did upper egypt get its name?

up river and up hill

what types of things were put in the sarcophagus with a deceased person?

games, clothes, food , jewelry , gold

what was the purpose of the pyramids in ancient egypt?

tomb for the pharaoh

The nile river ends in what type of landform?

delta

in what ways did the Nile river benefit Egyptians?

irrigation, fresh water, hood silt, fertile sand

identify three Egyptian contribution to architecture?

pyramids, step pyramids, obelisks

what happened to a pharaoh's body when he/she died?

prepared for the afterlife through mummification

what happened to major organs (except for the heart) of a dead body?

they put it in a canopic jar and stuffed it in a sarcophagus.

in what direction does the Nile river flow?

south to north

what is important about Alexandria?

named for Alexander the great because it had the worlds greatest library and is still there today.

what kind of lives did government officials live?

they were rich and lived a life of luxury.

egypt was a very ....

prosperous civilization