Comparing the Colonies
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The
following questions are multiple
choice and each question is a key idea
from Chapter 8.
There are additional study ideas to help
prepare you for the test at the end of the
power point
Why is King Tut one of the most
well known pharaohs?
Amazing
artifacts were found in
Tut’s tomb.
Why did the ancient Egyptians
make mummies?
To
preserve dead bodies of the pharoahs
What was a major purpose for
building pyramids?
Tombs for pharaohs when they died.
What is one characteristic for
which Egypt’s Middle Kingdom is
especially famous?
Reunification
Which period is often called the
Golden Age, a time when Egypt
had reached the height of it’s
power.
The New Kingdom
What
was one method Khufu
used to ensure that his power
would be accepted?
He declared that he was a god.
It was built from more than 2 million
stone blocks. It had tunnels inside.
What was it?
The Great Pyramid of Giza
Senusret I controlled a source of
natural resources that were used
in beautiful works of art. What was
that source?
Mines
for gold, copper, and gems
Why did archaeologists
reconstruct the white chapel?
It
was built by Senusret I, but had been
taken apart by a later ruler.
Hatshepsut was the first pharaoh
who was ________.
a woman.
Look
at this picture. Under which of these
pharaohs did this activity most likely take
place?
Hatshepsut
Which phrase best describes
Hatshepsut’s monument at Dayr
al-Bahri?
A
great temple built into a cliff above the
river.
Look
at the timeline below. In which time
period did Egypt have a pharaoh who was
especially known for promoting trade?
2600
B.C.E.
KHUFU
2200
B.C.E
1800
B.C.E.
SENUSRET 1
1400
B.C.E.
HATSHEPSUT
1000
B.C.E
Ramses II
1500 – 1400 B.C.E.
Answer the following riddle:
I ruled Egypt for more 60 years.
I was a famous military leader.
I had hundreds of statues built of me, all
over Egypt
Who was I?
Ramses II
Who
signed the world’s first peace
treaty?
Egypt
and the Hittites
Compared
with any other pharaoh in
history, Ramses II produced more ______.
Temples
and monuments