Ancient Egypt Study Guide Chapter 5 McDougal Littell Go to www.classzone.com Click on the social studies link. Click on the world history link. Now click on the cover of your book (World History Ancient Civilization) Click on Student Tools- Chapter Five Ancient Egypt Some things that you can review or practice for your test include: Flip Cards (vocabulary words and definitions) Crossword Puzzle (review of main ideas from chapter) Take the Chapter Quiz. Submit it any time BEFORE the test. Print it and bring it in to your teacher for and extra 5 points on your Chapter 5 social studies test. (If you don’t have a computer at home you can go to the school library during homeroom, before or after school to complete the quiz on a computer there. Ask your teacher for a pass. You will need to know how to read and gather information from a map. (Use scale, direction, and locations) Egypt’s Religion: Belief in many gods is called polytheism One of the most important jobs in Egypt was a priest Gods and Goddess: Re- sun god Osiris- god of the dead Anubis-god that judged Egyptians after death Isis-goddess of fertility Toth-god of the scribes Hathor-goddess of love and children Egyptians made contributions in the areas of: Math- geometry Medicine-surgurey, treating injuries and illness Astronomy-calendar Paper/papyrus Archiitecture-building pyramids Mummification-embalming or preserving dead bodies Facts about the Nile: World’s longest river It is over 4,000 miles long It begins near the equator in Africa and flows NORTH It empties into the Mediterreanen Sea Egyptians built shadufs to help spread water across the land Pharaohs: Hatshepsut- woman pharaoh She expanded trade Built obelisks (monuments) She wore the false beard reserved for pharaohs alone Akhenaton tried to change Egypt’s religion to belief in just one god (Aton the sun god) This changed after he died Khufu- had the largest tomb built for himself-to show how great a pharaoh was The Great Pyramid located in Giza It took 20 years to build Ramses IITutankhamen- Boy king He reestablished belief in many gods after Akhenaton died