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Section #2.1 “The Nile Valley” p38-46

Section #2.1 “The Nile Valley” p38-46. Settling the Nile

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Page 1: Section #2.1 “The Nile Valley” p38-46. Settling the Nile

Section #2.1“The Nile Valley”

p38-46

Page 2: Section #2.1 “The Nile Valley” p38-46. Settling the Nile

Settling the Nile

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What geographic feature of Egypt influenced the earliest Egyptians to

settle there?

The Nile River

1.

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Name 3 ways that Egyptians used the resources from the

Nile River.

- drinking water- to bathe in- used the water to irrigate crops- used water for cooking- used water for cleaning- caught fish

2.

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What makes the Nile River special today?

The Nile River is the longest river in the world

3.

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Wild rapids found on the Nile River

cataracts

4.

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What physical features border the Nile River

on the east and on the west?

deserts

5.

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What is special about the Sahara Desert?

The Sahara is the largest desert in the world.

6.

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Describe the 3 ways that the geography of Egypt protected

Egyptians from invaders

- The climate in the deserts was very hot so they kept invaders’ armies away from Egypt.- The cataracts stopped enemy boats from getting to Egypt- There wasn’t an easy way to travel through the marshes in the north.

7.

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An area of fertile soil near the mouth of a river.

delta

8.

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The flower-like feature that is formed where the Nile River meets the

Mediterranean Sea

delta

9.

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The River People

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Name one way that the Nile River was similar to the Tigris and

Euphrates Rivers

They both would overflow and leave behind rich soil for farming

10.

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Name one way that the Nile River was different from the Tigris and

Euphrates Rivers

The Nile’s flooding was predictable and much gentler than the others.

11.

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Name two types of technology that were used by the Egyptians

- irrigation systems- shadoofs

12.

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A reed plant used to make sandals, baskets, river rafts and paper

papyrus

13.

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The Egyptian writing system that used thousands of picture symbols

hieroglyphics

14.

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What were the 3 main crops grown by Egyptians?

Wheat, barley and flax

15.

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A United Egypt

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Who were the earliest government rulers in Egypt?

village chiefs

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___ were formed as village chiefs united groups of villages

kingdoms

17.

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What were the names of the two large kingdoms in Egypt?

Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt

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What was the name of the leader who united Lower Egypt

and Upper Egypt?

Narmer (Menes)

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A line of rulers from one family

dynasty

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Early Egyptian Life

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What shape is used to symbolize the social groups in Egypt?

A pyramid

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Who is at the top of the social pyramid in Egypt?

22.

pharaoh

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What group of people was right below the king and his family?

23.

pharaoh

priests, nobles and army leaders

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What group of people was in this level of the social pyramid?

24.

pharaoh

priests, nobles and army leaders

Traders, artisans, merchants and scribes

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What group of people was in this level of the social pyramid?

25.

pharaoh

priests, nobles and army leaders

traders, artisans, merchants and scribes

farmers and herders

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What group of people was in this level of the social pyramid?

26.

pharaoh

priests, nobles and army leaders

traders, artisans, merchants and scribes

farmers and herders

unskilled workers

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What occupation was the most popular in Egypt?

27.

farmers

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How was life for Egyptian women different than life for other women at

the time?

28.

Egyptian women had more rights such:- they could own property- they could buy and sell goods- they could make wills- they could get divorced