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Becca L
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1.All of the following aspects of the Nile River were important in Egypt EXCEPT _____.
a: it served as a transportation route for people and goods
b: it was a reliable source of water for irrigation and growth of cities
c: annual flooding replaced nutrients in the soil that were good for farming
d: it served as a barrier to invading armies
2.One of today's most famous tombs in Egypt is that of a young king whose tomb was discovered with its burial chambers and artifacts intact. It was the tomb of _____.
a: Kom Ombo
b: Queen Hatshepsut
c: Amon-Ra
d: King Tutankhamen
3.The term "polytheistic" is a term most commonly used to describe people who
a: believe in one god.
b: do not go to church.
c: believe in many gods.
d: worship the sun and the wind.
4.Archeologists use only simple tools such as shovels and brushes in their search for ancient civilizations.
a: True
a: False
a: it served as a transportation route for people and goods
b: it was a reliable source of water for irrigation and growth of cities
c: annual flooding replaced nutrients in the soil that were good for farming
d: it served as a barrier to invading armies
2.One of today's most famous tombs in Egypt is that of a young king whose tomb was discovered with its burial chambers and artifacts intact. It was the tomb of _____.
a: Kom Ombo
b: Queen Hatshepsut
c: Amon-Ra
d: King Tutankhamen
3.The term "polytheistic" is a term most commonly used to describe people who
a: believe in one god.
b: do not go to church.
c: believe in many gods.
d: worship the sun and the wind.
4.Archeologists use only simple tools such as shovels and brushes in their search for ancient civilizations.
a: True
a: False