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| wild rapids formed by boulders and narrow cliffs |
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| represented loyal wife and mother |
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| grasslands south of Egypt |
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| capital of Egypt during the Old Kingdom |
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| He built the Great Pyramid of Giza |
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| Egyptian name for Egypt,means "the Black Lands" |
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| greatest of the kingdom pharohs |
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| western Asian people who conquered Egypt |
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| capital of Egypt during the Middle Kingdom |
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| line of rulers that passes power from fater to son |
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| Egyption invention to prevent the pharoh's body from decomposing (breaking down-ashes) |
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place where Egyptian families spent
time together |
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| The chief god of the Egyptians |
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| The reason why the Kushites moved their capital to Meroe to be close to this |
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| He tried to give the Egyptians a new religion |
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| resulted in fertile soil and the development of surveying |
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| the woman pharoh who concentrated on building the Egyptian economy |
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| What did Egyptians trade for? |
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Iron weapons
ivory and gold
incense |
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