Mid term Flashcards

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what are the 5 themes of geography?

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Movement, Region, Human-Environment Interaction, Location, Place

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What are physical features?

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Physical features include mountains, rivers, forests, oceans, seas, islands, plains, plateaus, canyons, valleys, glaciers, and other landforms

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3
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What are the directions of a compass rose?

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North, East, South, West - clockwise

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What is a timeline?

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show the order of events from first to last along a line, help us clearly see when things happen relative to other events, and help us study a period of time more closely

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5
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What physical feature runs through Egypt?

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The Nile River

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6
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What physical features border the Nile River?

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The Western and Eastern Deserts

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7
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What is the purpose of the Nile River?

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Helped with travel, farming and trade

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What are the challenges the Egyptians faced due to their climate?

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There is very little rainfall. In the day time it can be as hot as 110 degrees, and in the nighttime temperatures can drop to as low as 44 degrees; There are only TWO seasons; A hot dry wind called the khamas blows through the desert causing fluctuations in temperature.

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9
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What does hindrance mean in paragraph 1?

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problem

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10
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Why was Memphis considered a political and cultural center of Egypt?

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Official leaders worked there, there was high development of arts, and the city was the capital of Egypt

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What was the Old Kingdom known for?

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A strong government and building the Great Pyramid of Giza

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What were the roles of a pharaoh?

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He was the head of the government, he was the head of the state religion, he was considered a god.

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What can you infer about King Khufu?

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King Khufu was a legend for the building of the Great Pyramid.

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14
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Which group helped run the government and temples?

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Nobles

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15
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Rosetta Stone ELA Inspired question

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The author elaborates on the technique scholars used to connect the Greek to hieroglyphs; The author introduces the theory of matching known Greek writing to the hieroglyphs; The author explains how scholars may have translated the hieroglyphs.

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16
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How did the Ancient Egyptians protect tombs from looters?

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The entrance to the inner chambers was carefully hidden

17
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Ancient Egypt’s Middle Kingdom is referred to as a “golden age” because…

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During this period the Egyptians enjoyed peace, prosperity, and advances in the arts and Architecture.

18
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Ancient Egypt’s New Kingdom is known as…

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period in which trading brought great wealth to Egypt and the dynasty acquired new territory and reached the height of its power.