1. Egyptian Jeopardy Intro to EgyptMummificationMythologyEgyptian Culture Nubia 10 20 30 40 50

2. It is the most important factor in shaping Egyptian Culture Intro to Egypt for 10

3. It is the time period when the river floods in Egypt Intro to Egypt for 20

4. The Nile River leaves a thin layer of this after the flood waters recede, making the land ready for easy farming Intro to Egypt for 30

5. Stone, Copper, Gold, Clay Intro to Egypt for 40

6. It is the major reason why Egypt developed its own culture independent of Mesopotamia or any other nearby culture. Intro to Egypt for 50

7. Linen Mummification for 10

8. It was the point where the brain was removed Mummification for 20

9. 40 days Mummification for 30

10. Placed between his hands, it contained the prayers needed for the Pharaoh to pass on to the next world Mummification for 40

11. It is the name of the ritual allowing the dead to eat and drink again Mummification for 50

12. Brother and sister, also husband and wife Mythology for 10

13. He murders his brother to take his throne Mythology for 20

14. Osiris’ body is scattered throughout Egypt, and he is revived by this process Mythology for 30

15. This created the Nile Mythology for 40

16. The Pharaoh takes the form of one on earth, and the other in the afterlife Mythology for 50

17. French General whose decision to attack British controlled Egypt led to the discovery of the Rosetta Stone Egyptian Culture for 10

18. Jean Francois Champollion Egyptian Culture for 20

19. It is the reason for the color of the symbol of life in Egypt Egyptian Culture for 30

20. “Language of the Pharaohs” that helped Decipher the Rosetta stone Egyptian Culture for 40

21. It is what the afterlife was expected to be for the Ancient Egyptians Egyptian Culture for 50

22. 2 other names for Nubia Nubia for 10

23. Reason why Nubians were not dependent on the Nile flooding Nubia for 20

24. Class of people whose lives were very much like Egyptians Nubia for 30

25. Skinnier and more of them Nubia for 40

26. The single resource which caused both the rise and fall of Nubia Nubia for 50