Revision - History Term I & II

1. Conscript built the pyramids


2. It took so many years to build the pyramids


3. King Tut is buried in a pyramid


4. An archaelogist named Howard Carter found King Tut's tomb


5. The largest and greatest pyramid is cheops


6. Priests decide the direction of pyramids


7. During the summer the farmers are unable to grow cros as the fields are flooded.


8. The farmers start fishing instead. Some of them use the time to mend their farming tools


9. In summer, Egypt floods, the river banks burst so the farms will flood


10. After floods the farm land become muddy


11. This mud is called Kemet which is black and rich for growing crops


12. The people who live in Egypt a long time ago were called Egyptians


13. Egypt is a hot and dry country


14. The river Nile is important to the Egyptians as it is useful for the crops


15. A shaduf is used to lift water from one level to another


16. Conscripts built the reservoirs


17. The river banks burst when the Nile floods


18. When it floods the farmers start to fishing in River Nile


19. Some of them mend their tools and look after their animal


20. It floods during July


21. The soil left over after floods in the Nile is called Kemet


22. The capital of Egypt is Cairo


23. The ancient Egyptians are famous for their civilisation


24. The civilisation lasted for several 3000 thousand years


25. Their tools were made of copper


26. Ancient Egyptians loved wear a lot of jewellery


27. River Nile is important to the Egyptians


28. The water from Nile helps the crops to grow


29. In summer the water rushes down from river Nile, this causes the river Nile to burst and f flood


30. In winter the water is at the lowest level


31. Egypt is situated in North Africa


32. River Nile is the longest river in the world


33. The people who lived thousand of years ago in ancient Egypt were known as ancient Egyptians


34. These ancient egyptians were fampos for their civilisation


35. Most egyptians tools were made of copper


36. Egyptians enjoy using jewellery as part of their dressing


37. It used to flood heavily during the summer season


38. The river banks of river Nile used to grow crops


39. Shaduf are used to transfer the water to reservoirs


40. This water is raised adn stored in large wells called reservoirs


41. These reservoirs were built by conscripts


42. The reservoirs were build by Egyptians


43. King Tutaukhamen was a young ruler


44. He was only well known after his death


45. His intact tomb made him famous.


46. This was because of his full of treasure tomb


47. The archaelogist who discovered his tomb was Howard Carter


48. Underline the things which may recognized by an ancient Egypt : papyrus / malls / computers / pyramid / pharaohs / Narner palette / floods bern


49. Egyptians respected the PharaohsEgyptians thought the Pharaohs wew sons of gods


50. Most Pharaohs were man


51. Kemet is good to grow crops using this soil


52. There is no enough rain in Egypt


53. King Titaukhamen was also known as King Tut


54. King Tut also known as a Boy King


55. King Tut became a famous ruler because of his tomb


56. The palette was named after a king called Narmer


57. The Palette shows its value in recording historical events


58. The river Nile flows into the Mediterranean Sea


59. The river Nile gets its name form the Greek Neilos


60. Nile is actually a Greek word meaning river valley


61. Draw the Egyptian Social Pyramid


62. Draw The Egypt FlagMatch these carefully Kemet @ work like detectives Shaduf @ a young ruler Pharaof @ to life water Archaelogist @ son of gods King Tut @thick rich soil


63. In winter, Egypt does not rain, so the river level are low


64. Archaelogist are important people for Historians


65. Ancient Egypt used papyrus to write on


66. Most farmers lived near the River banks


67. This is to be able to collect water easily


68. The two famous sea noticed in the map of egypt are Mediterranean sea and the red sea.


69.