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Because Egyption culture spread to other parts of Africa, Egypt has been called:

"The Seabed of African Cultures"

Herodotus called Egypt:

"The Gift of the Nile"

True/ False: Africa is the largest continent

False

Egypt's ancient name was:

Mizraim

Herodotus was called:

"the father of history"

The fertile area at the mouth of the Nile River is called:

The Nile Delta

Ancient Egyption writing is called:

Hieroglyphics-(study that spelling!)

How many characters does the Egyption alphabet have?

More than 700

Jean Francois Champollion helped decipher what?

The writing on the Rosetta Stone

How many languages are on the Rosetta Stone?

3

What is the largest man-made lake?

Lake Nasser

True/False: The Nile River flows up

False

True/False: The Nile River flows from Lake Victoria north to the Meditteranean Sea

True

An Egyption Ruler was called:

Pharoah

What does Pharoah mean?

Great House

The Egyption ruler was viewed as:

god, priest, and king

The government could be called a :

theocracy or a monarchy

What does "Theocracy" mean?

Ruled by a god

What does "Monarchy" mean?

Ruled by one

What is Humanism?

worship of man, especially Phaaroah

What is Naturalism?

Deify the forces of nature


What is Polytheism?

Worship of many gods

Their pre-occupation with the afterlife is evidenced by what?

The pyramids

The Phaaroah Khafre is known for what?

The Sphinx

The Pharoah Cheops (Khufu) is known for what?

The Great Pyramid

The British granted independence to Egypt in

1922

From 1922-1953, Egypt's government was a

monarchy

In 1953, Egypt became a

Republic

Egypt's first president was

Gamel Abdel Nasser

Anwar el Sadat signed what with President Carter and Israel's Menachem Begin in 1978?

The Camp David Accord

el Sadat was assassinated when?

October 6, 1981

True/False: The Nile is the world's second longest river

False

Who were Semitic Shepherd Kings who rules for 150 years?

Hyksos

Egypt's capital today is what?

Cairo

Between 1859-1869, the French and British built what?

The Suez Canal

Egypt's current president is who?

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

Also, know 3 important facts related to Alexandria, Egypt.

Know the 6 tiers of Ancient Egyption Culture. Also study the essay questions.