Ancient Egypt

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When did Ancient Egypt begin

approximately 3100 BCE

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How long did Ancient Egypt last

3000 years

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Who carried out administration in the Old Kingdom

the vizier and bureaucracy of officials

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Who was the first god in the Heliopolitan creation myth

Atum-Re

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Who were Atum-Re’s children

Shu (air) and Tefnut (moisture)

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Who were the children of Shu and Tefnut

Geb (earth) and Nut (sky)

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What did Shu do in the creation myth

separated the earth from the sky

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Who were the children of Geb and Nut

Isis

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What is the Helipolitan Ennead

a group of nine gods formed from the creation myth

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What was the Ancient Egyptians’ relationship to nature

extremely connected and based beliefs and way of life on natural environment

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What was the job of the Pharaoh

to maintain order and peace

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What were common preparations for death,

buying funerary items, commissioning coffins, building tombs

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What were the five parts of the Ancient Egyptian body and soul

Ka (the double), Ba (personality), Akh (effective spirit), Ren (name), Sheut (shadow)

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What steps did the Book of the Dead outline

pass through Duat; make negative confessions to 42 judges; open gates; pass monsters; weigh the heart; enter Field of Reeds.

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What is inhumation

the most common burial practice involving mummification; tomb placement; offerings; mourning; and rituals

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What is the scarab beetle a symbol of

resurrection and guidance to the afterlife

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What is the Eye of Horus a symbol of

healing, protection, and restoration

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What does the ankh symbolize

life, both mortal and eternal, often held by gods near the noses of the deceased