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A set of vocabulary flashcards based on Unit 1 Lessons 1 and 2 covering terms related to Egyptian history, culture, and language.
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Civilization
A society with its own culture, history, and social development.
Crossroads
A place where different roads, paths, or cultures meet, or a site of significance.
Heritage
Traditions, achievements, and history passed down from previous generations.
Identity
The characteristics, qualities, or beliefs that define a person or group.
Merchant
A person who buys and sells goods; a trader.
Preserve
To protect and maintain something in its original state.
Restore
To repair, rebuild, or bring something back to a former condition.
Trade
The business or act of buying and selling goods and services.
Papyrus
A material used for writing in ancient Egypt, made from the papyrus plant.
Hieroglyphs
A system of writing using pictures and symbols used in ancient Egypt.
Archaeologist
A specialist who studies ancient human history and prehistory through excavation and artifacts.
Architect
A person who designs buildings and structures.
Ancestors
Family members from past generations.
Homeland
A person's native country or motherland.
Immense
Extremely large, huge, or vast.
Legacy
Something handed down or inherited from past generations.
Inspiration
Something or someone that gives creative ideas or enthusiasm.
Symbol
A sign, shape, or object that represents an idea or concept.
Temple
A building used for religious worship.
Urban
Relating to a town or city.