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Egypt & Israel Test Review

Print 6 Slides per page horizontally Fold pages lengthwise The question will appear on one side and the question with the answer will appear on the other side.

We will never know exactly what was left in the pharaohs’ tombs because

Grave robbers have stolen the items

Women in Israel must serve in the military for ____ years.

Two

The Jews revolted against the Romans in _______ (year) and their temple was destroyed.

66 A.D.

The concept of this played a central role in ancient Egyptian life and culture

An afterlife

Ancient Egyptians believed that after a person died, their body should be buried here

The west side of the Nile River

This discovery in 1799 allowed researchers to translate hieroglyphics into modern languages.

The Rosetta Stone

We know what ancient Egyptians looked like because they left us ______________ of themselves.

Pictures

Give three nicknames for Israel.

The Holy Land The Land of the Bible The Land of Milk and Honey

A system of beliefs held with faith and strong feeling

Religion

This style of writing in Egypt utilized little pictures

Hieroglyphics

This is the Jewish New Year

Rosh Hashanah

This is a farming village whose members own everything in common

Kibbutz

Christians believe that he is the Messiah or Savior and they follow his teachings.

Jesus Christ

Jesus was baptized by this man who was also his cousin

John the Baptist

This site in Jerusalem is sacred to Jews

The Wailing Wall

This site in Jerusalem is sacred to Muslims

The Dome of the Rock

The Nile River Valley was frequently invaded by foreign armies. True or False

The Nile River Valley was frequently invaded by foreign armies. True or False

Constant tension between these two groups has often lead to violence.

Israelis (Jews) and Arabs

Why were there few roads in ancient Egypt?

The Nile River provided all the transportation they needed

He was the disciple who betrayed Jesus

Judas Iscariot

This American president helped negotiated a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.

Jimmy Carter

The area called Israel today was known by this name before the Jews returned.

Palestine

This is the official language of Israel.

Hebrew

Israel was established in this year as a Jewish state (country).

1948

The capital of Egypt

Cairo

This is the sacred book of Islam

Qur’an

At 481 feet in height, this was the world’s tallest building for thousands of years.

The Great Pyramid

This plant which grew along the Nile was used to make paper

Papyrus

An Egyptian king or ruler

Pharaoh

Muslims believe that there is only one God and this man is his prophet

Muhammad

Jews believe that God spoke to this man who is their ancestor

Abraham

The belief in only one god

Monotheism

This site in Jerusalem is sacred to Christians

Church of the Holy Sepulcher

Study!