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| Black rock discovered by Napoleon's men and deciphered by Jean Champollion; translated hieroglyphics |
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An arc ofrich farmland between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers and the Black Sea and Persian Gulf;
The Cradle of Civilization |
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| Pharaoh who almost destroyed the Egyptian kingdom when he tried to introduce monotheism |
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| Indus Valley cities that were distinguished by their broad, straight streets and extensive sewer systems |
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| Ancient civilization that exiled the Hebrews to Babylon |
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| Area where Egyptian civilization began |
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| Area where Egyptian civilization began |
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| The Pharoah of the Exodus story |
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| Governor of a Persian province |
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| developed the use of coined money |
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| object made by human beings |
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| Rigid Aryan social class determined by birth |
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| The first five books of the Old Testament |
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| main contribution of Hebrews |
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| "go west" in Ancient Egypt |
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Chaldean king who built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon for his wife;
Exiled Hebrews to Babylon |
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Cartoon movie;
Period during which much of the earth was covered with glaciers |
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| Egyptian term meaning "immortal soul"; actually a person's mirror image |
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