Chapter 3

________ was the first great female monarch whose name was recorded.

Hatshepsut

The most extensive series of Egyptian mural painting was discovered at ________ .

Hierakonpolis

________ was the son of Osiris and hunted down his father's murderer, Seth.

Horus

The ________ , or shepherd kings, came from the Syrian and Mesopotamian uplands.

Hyksos

________ was the royal builder for King Djoser of the Third Dynasty.

Imhotep

________ abandoned the worship of most of the Egyptian gods in favor of Aton.

Akhenaton

The type of construction used to build the Great Pyramids was known as ________ .

ashlar masonry

The Stepped Pyramid of Djoser began as a ________ .

mastaba

What replaced the Old Kingdom mastabas in the Middle Kingdom?

rock-cut tombs

The god of Akhenaton was represented neither in human nor animal form but as a ________ .

sun disk

The great bull from the Palette of Narmer seen knocking down the fortress walls of a rebellious city represents which of the following?

the king's strength

The red crown is a symbol of ________ .

Lower Egypt

The event that reaffirmed the royal existence in the hereafter was the ________ .

Jubilee Festival

The pyramid of ________ is the oldest and largest.

Khufu

The ________ was the backbone of Egypt.

Nile River

________ was the god of order and brought civilization to Egypt.

Osiris

The earliest labeled historical art is which of the following?

Palette of Narmer

This artwork represents the ancient Egyptian belief of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt.

Palette of Narmer

Egypt became a province of ________ after 30 BCE.

Rome

The chancellor, architect-engineer, and possible lover of Hatshepsut was ________ .

Senmut