Ma'at | | Remembered for the Great Pyramid at Giza that was built as his burial tomb |
The New Kingdom | | The Theban Kings initially ruled at Thebes and eventually moved their capital to |
Faiyum | | Most important geographic influence on Egyptian culture and civilization. |
Moses | | Led the Israelites our of bondage in Egypt. |
King Menes | | Expanded Egyptian empire to the greatest size. |
Nile Delta | | The goddess and symbol of the equilibrium of the universe. |
Ramses III | | The type of Pyramid Imhotep built. |
Twice | | was the first king to unify Egypt. |
Amon-Re | | Bliever in one god. |
Temple of Jerusalem | | Lake Moeris is at the centre of an oasis known as the |
Mastabas | | A man whome historians have called a genius. |
Tuthmosis III | | Came to power as a young child. |
Three Massive Pyramids | | Brought Egypt its last period of peace and stability. |
Theban | | Over __________ objects were found in the tomb of Tutankhamun. |
Hatsheput | | White crown represented the power. |
The Second Intermediate Period | | The earliest pyramids were a series of ________ stacked one on top of the other. |
Tutankhamun | | was the Golden Age of Egypt |
Khufu | | Attempted to replace traditional religion with a monotheistic religion. |
Lower Egypt | | The area in which the Nile empties into the Mediterranean Sea is known as the |
Nile River | | Ancient Eygptians' form of writing. |
Memphis | | Great beauty who seduced Ceaser than fell in love with Mark Antony. |
Monotheist | | was ruled by a monarchy symbolized by the red crown. |
The Step Pyramid | | Nickname given to Tuthmosis III due to his many military campaigns. |
Hieroglyphics | | The plan changed _____ to build the period. |
Cleopatra | | Ruled in her own right for a significant period of time. |
Napolean of Egypt | | The 150 year period, when there was a different reign in Egypt is known as |
Five Thousand | | The sun god and chief god of the Egyptian pantheon. |
Imhotep | | Ruler of the Middle Kingdom. |
Akhenaton | | Greatest monument to Solomon's rule was the |
Upper Egypt | | The ultiamte symbol of power in the Old Kingdom. |