Transcript Egypt Jeopardy Review - Hartmann

JEOPARDY!
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An Egyptian Game Show
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JEOPARDY!
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Nubia
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This regent would
not allow her
stepson to become
pharaoh.
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The last pharaoh of
Egypt died as the
Romans took over
the Egyptian Empire.
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After the death of
Hatshepsut, he
expanded the
Egyptian Empire and
treated conquered
people fairly.
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This Frenchman
unlocked the secret
of the hieroglyphs.
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My temple at Abu Simbel was
moved to avoid the flood from
the Aswan Dam.
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If this did not exist,
there would be no
Egypt.
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This what Ancient
Egyptians called
their country; it
means “the black
land.”
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The “red land that
surrounds” ancient
Egypt.
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Mummies of wealthy
people were buried
here to avoid looters
(thieves).
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The portion of Egypt
that is the farthest
north. There is a
delta here.
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A religion that
practices the belief
in many gods.
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During the
embalming process
this was used to
dehydrate the body.
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This person is in
charge of preparing
a mummy for burial.
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This was removed
from the body using
a long hook. Then
this “useless” organ
was throw away.
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The god of the
Underworld.
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Ancient Egyptians
used these to record
written information.
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Reed-like plants
harvested along the
banks of the Nile
were made into this.
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The pharaoh was at
the top and slaves
were at the bottom
of this.
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This British
archaeologist
discovered the
Tomb of King Tut in
the Valley of the
Kings.
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The New Kingdom,
Middle Kingdom and
Old Kingdom are
examples of these.
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These god-like kings
told their people that
they controlled the
flooding of the Nile
River.
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A body that is preserved and
wrapped in linen so that a
person can have a happy
after-life.
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A huge building with
four sloping, outside
walls that were built
as royal tombs.
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This artifact
contained a
message in
hieroglyphs and
Greek.
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A family of rulers.
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These rapids
prevented the
Nubians from
trading goods by
boat.
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A person who is
skilled in making
things with their
hands, such as
leather, tools,
pottery, weapons. . .
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He became the king
of Nubia and Egypt.
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The people of Meroe
were the first people
in Africa to
specialize in this.
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These types of
Nubian warriors
were hired by the
Egyptian army.
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