What You Just Read: Ancient Egypt History

1. Who was Amenemhat III

The last great ruler of the Middle Kingdom

A Roman Emperor

The 1st Pharaoh in Egypt history

A Persian Prince

2. In what period was Ancient Egypt formed

Predynastic period

Early Dynastic Period

Roman Period

First Intermediate Period

3. Who were the Allies of the Hyksos

The Kushites

The Ptolemies

The Assyrians

The Romans

4. Who did the Assyrians give control of Egypt to

The Saite Kings of the 26th Dynasty

The Roman Empire

The Greeks

Abraham Lincoln

5. What was the climate in Egypt like in the Predynastic and Early Dynastic periods (compared to today)

Far less Dry and Barren

So dry and barren it was barely habitable

The exact same

6. In what period were the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx built

Roman Period

Middle Kingdom

First Intermediate Period

Old Kingdom

7. Who was the 1st recorded King/Pharaoh in Ancient Egypt history

Alexander the Great

Tuthmosis I

King Meni

None of the above

8. Why did the Assyrians give up control of Egypt

They lost a war

They had no permanent plans for control

They gave it up to avoid war

They traded it for something

9. When did Egypt become a province of the Roman Empire

3100 BCE

30 CE

30 BCE

0 CE

10. In what period did the Egyptians begin beleiving in the afterlife

First Intermediate Period

Old Kingdom

Roman Period

Middle Kingdom

What You Just Read: Ancient Egypt History

1. Who was Amenemhat III

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What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. In what period was Ancient Egypt formed

3. Who were the Allies of the Hyksos

4. Who did the Assyrians give control of Egypt to

5. What was the climate in Egypt like in the Predynastic and Early Dynastic periods (compared to today)

6. In what period were the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx built

7. Who was the 1st recorded King/Pharaoh in Ancient Egypt history

8. Why did the Assyrians give up control of Egypt

9. When did Egypt become a province of the Roman Empire

10. In what period did the Egyptians begin beleiving in the afterlife