which of the following was the trade good Meroë became famous for?
gold
iron
wood
grain***
85 answers
i believe its iron
It is gold
IT'S B: IRON!
1: B: Iron
2: B: in lower Egypt
3: deities controlled all aspects of life, deitities could be either kind or hostile toward humans, Pharaoh was a god himself
4: B: Preserving human bodies through mummification let Egyptians learn about anatomy and medicine
5: The Black Land
6: Egypt (grain & Jewelry) Kush: (gold, ivory, iron)
7: C; She was a female pharaoh
8: D: Pharaohs were worshiped as gods, and pyramids were ways to honor the pharaoh
9:A: Their trading boats were unable to go past them
10: B; Acts as a guide to the afterlife for dead souls
11: (1)Snefru encourages, (2)E & K have interdependent trading relationships, (3) E wants K's gold, (4) Kush looks to expand (5) The 2 countries are independent until both fall
12: Pharaoh=God/king, Nobles/priests/officials=helped pharaoh run the gov, Scribes=kept recod, Merchants/artisans=sold and made goods, farmers/slaves/servants=did the physical labor
13: D: Paper Making
14: Glass
2: B: in lower Egypt
3: deities controlled all aspects of life, deitities could be either kind or hostile toward humans, Pharaoh was a god himself
4: B: Preserving human bodies through mummification let Egyptians learn about anatomy and medicine
5: The Black Land
6: Egypt (grain & Jewelry) Kush: (gold, ivory, iron)
7: C; She was a female pharaoh
8: D: Pharaohs were worshiped as gods, and pyramids were ways to honor the pharaoh
9:A: Their trading boats were unable to go past them
10: B; Acts as a guide to the afterlife for dead souls
11: (1)Snefru encourages, (2)E & K have interdependent trading relationships, (3) E wants K's gold, (4) Kush looks to expand (5) The 2 countries are independent until both fall
12: Pharaoh=God/king, Nobles/priests/officials=helped pharaoh run the gov, Scribes=kept recod, Merchants/artisans=sold and made goods, farmers/slaves/servants=did the physical labor
13: D: Paper Making
14: Glass
^^ That is correct for connexus users
Thanks Stanley even tho its not graded ._.
Thanks Stanley even tho its not graded ._.
on number 11 please do the first one at the top because i got a 93 XD. i didnt know witch way to put it
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it is:
1)b.
2)a.
3) deities controlled all aspects of life, deities could be either kind or hostile toward humans, Pharaoh was a god himself
4: B: Preserving human bodies through mummification let Egyptians learn about anatomy and medicine
5: The Black Land
6: Egypt (grain & Jewelry) Kush: (gold, ivory, iron)
7: C; She was a female pharaoh
8: D: Pharaohs were worshiped as gods, and pyramids were ways to honor the pharaoh
9:A: Their trading boats were unable to go past them
10: B; Acts as a guide to the afterlife for dead souls
11:
12: Egypt and Kush have an interdependent trading relationship.
Egypt wants Kush's gold, attacks, and conquers Kush.
Kush looks to expand their kingdom and conquers Egypt.
Snefru encourages trade between Egypt and Kush.
The two countries are independent until both fall hundreds of years later.s=helped pharaoh run the gov, Scribes=kept recroed, Merchants/artisans=sold and made goods, farmers/slaves/servants=did the physical labor
13: D: Paper Making
14: Glass
I got 100%
I think
1)b.
2)a.
3) deities controlled all aspects of life, deities could be either kind or hostile toward humans, Pharaoh was a god himself
4: B: Preserving human bodies through mummification let Egyptians learn about anatomy and medicine
5: The Black Land
6: Egypt (grain & Jewelry) Kush: (gold, ivory, iron)
7: C; She was a female pharaoh
8: D: Pharaohs were worshiped as gods, and pyramids were ways to honor the pharaoh
9:A: Their trading boats were unable to go past them
10: B; Acts as a guide to the afterlife for dead souls
11:
12: Egypt and Kush have an interdependent trading relationship.
Egypt wants Kush's gold, attacks, and conquers Kush.
Kush looks to expand their kingdom and conquers Egypt.
Snefru encourages trade between Egypt and Kush.
The two countries are independent until both fall hundreds of years later.s=helped pharaoh run the gov, Scribes=kept recroed, Merchants/artisans=sold and made goods, farmers/slaves/servants=did the physical labor
13: D: Paper Making
14: Glass
I got 100%
I think
it was amazing
What up ya'll
I hate myself.
He is right. BTW who is faking ms.sue
Dam, thank you yo
OMG HOLY S**** I Got 100% THANK U STANLEY
Stanley is wrong i got 94%(still good but imma give the right answer) all of stanleys answers are correct besides #11. its actually 1snefru encourages trade between e&k. 2 E wants K's gold and attack, and conquers kush. 3 K looks to expand their kingdom and conquers E. 4 E&K Are independent untill both fall.
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Your name is Starts with a C Right?
If it is I Know you.
But im not going to tell you MY identity >:)
Your name is Starts with a C Right?
If it is I Know you.
But im not going to tell you MY identity >:)
I got a 94% but that is better than get a 40% so thank you.
IT HELPED THX
I got a 76 % but whatever.
i got 94
i got a 100 because of that extra help on #11 from badge-man and Stanley
100 yes
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thanks for the cheat i got an 90 something
i got 88% but thank you anyways i could not have done any better
connexus user this is the best for me i'm a connexus user in 6th grade got a 94%
Guys I’m a teacher for 7th grade for social studies and thank you guys for making me look like a good teacher
i got a 94% dont trust 11
Yoooooo thx for the 100%
thunks stanley, i got a 94. Absoulutely amazing, :>>>
I got 88 because didnt know who was correct
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Choose the theme that is best indicated by the details in the excerpt
Choose the theme that is best indicated by in the excerpt?
Yay I got an 83 I guess thats what I get for cheating off of Stanleys answers here are the correct answers:
1.B
2.B
3. Deities controlled all aspects of life,Deities could be either kind hostile tword humans,Pharoh was a god himself
4.B
5. The rich soil brought by the yearly flooding of the Nile was so important to ancient Egypt that they called their country Kemet, which means
the Black Land.
6. Egypt: grain Jewelry, gold ivory
7.C
8.D
9.A
10.B
11. Put the events in the order in which they occurred.
Snefru encourages trade between Egypt and Kush.
Egypt wants Kush's gold, attacks, and conquers Kush.
Kush looks to expand their kingdom and conquers Egypt.
The two countries are independent until both fall hundreds of years later.
12.pharaoh:god/king,Nobles/priests/offcials:helped pharaoh run the government,merchants/artisans: sold and made goods,farmers/slaves/servants: did the physical labor of the society.
13. D
14.Along with papyrus, the Egyptians also invented glass.
For Connexus students theses are all the correct answers. I guarantee it will get you a hundred 💯
1.B
2.B
3. Deities controlled all aspects of life,Deities could be either kind hostile tword humans,Pharoh was a god himself
4.B
5. The rich soil brought by the yearly flooding of the Nile was so important to ancient Egypt that they called their country Kemet, which means
the Black Land.
6. Egypt: grain Jewelry, gold ivory
7.C
8.D
9.A
10.B
11. Put the events in the order in which they occurred.
Snefru encourages trade between Egypt and Kush.
Egypt wants Kush's gold, attacks, and conquers Kush.
Kush looks to expand their kingdom and conquers Egypt.
The two countries are independent until both fall hundreds of years later.
12.pharaoh:god/king,Nobles/priests/offcials:helped pharaoh run the government,merchants/artisans: sold and made goods,farmers/slaves/servants: did the physical labor of the society.
13. D
14.Along with papyrus, the Egyptians also invented glass.
For Connexus students theses are all the correct answers. I guarantee it will get you a hundred 💯
I need help ( this is for I need help ) what is 12
thank you Stanley, i got 94% cause of that, your the best!
Well i got 94% whatever :<
It's a practice for 7th graders.
SETTLE DOWN peeps!
SETTLE DOWN peeps!
Dodo
Ok connexus buddy is right. Stanly is too, cuz I got 100, but people are getting confused because stanly added an extra answer to one of the questions. This got people confused into that, and people started getting 93's. So, just copy connexus buddies answers if you want 100 :)
I need Help is right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you everyone this helped a lot
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i got an..... 100% thank u stanley
and connexus buddy
Stanley I was edgey if it was right or wrong but I got an 82
thx u
so Stanley is correct, except for 11 and 2, number 2 isn't A. its B. (lower egypt)
tehe i got a 100% thanks
i got 94% but thanks anyway
thanks got a 94
Thank you so much you guys are lifesavers
Thanks Stanly! I got 100% It was nice of you to give all the answers.
thank you, Stanley, I got 100%
small note:
I am going to look through my text again so I can better understand the answers and not to be rude, picky, or anything like that ( cuz like common is I was here for the real reason the site was here I would not be using the answers that Stanley gave. so like please don't take this as me being a hypocrite ) I suggest everyone do the same
small note:
I am going to look through my text again so I can better understand the answers and not to be rude, picky, or anything like that ( cuz like common is I was here for the real reason the site was here I would not be using the answers that Stanley gave. so like please don't take this as me being a hypocrite ) I suggest everyone do the same
Thank you soo much
first answers up top got me 100
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I hope you know what you just did for me that meant a lot thank you soooooooooo much
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thanks Stanley Yelnats
1.B
2.B
3. Deities controlled all aspects of life,Deities could be either kind hostile tword humans,Pharoh was a god himself
4.B
5. The rich soil brought by the yearly flooding of the Nile was so important to ancient Egypt that they called their country Kemet, which means
the Black Land.
6. Egypt: grain Jewelry, gold ivory
7.C
8.D
9.A
10.B
11. Put the events in the order in which they occurred.
Snefru encourages trade between Egypt and Kush.
Egypt wants Kush's gold, attacks, and conquers Kush.
Kush looks to expand their kingdom and conquers Egypt.
The two countries are independent until both fall hundreds of years later.
12.pharaoh:god/king,Nobles/priests/offcials:helped pharaoh run the government,merchants/artisans: sold and made goods,farmers/slaves/servants: did the physical labor of the society.
13. D
14.Along with papyrus, the Egyptians also invented glass.
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2.B
3. Deities controlled all aspects of life,Deities could be either kind hostile tword humans,Pharoh was a god himself
4.B
5. The rich soil brought by the yearly flooding of the Nile was so important to ancient Egypt that they called their country Kemet, which means
the Black Land.
6. Egypt: grain Jewelry, gold ivory
7.C
8.D
9.A
10.B
11. Put the events in the order in which they occurred.
Snefru encourages trade between Egypt and Kush.
Egypt wants Kush's gold, attacks, and conquers Kush.
Kush looks to expand their kingdom and conquers Egypt.
The two countries are independent until both fall hundreds of years later.
12.pharaoh:god/king,Nobles/priests/offcials:helped pharaoh run the government,merchants/artisans: sold and made goods,farmers/slaves/servants: did the physical labor of the society.
13. D
14.Along with papyrus, the Egyptians also invented glass.
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Yelnats is Stanley backwards, I've read holes
Yelnats is Stanley backwards, I've read holes
Ummm…. You guys know that if you go to the next page on connexus then there is a link to the correct answers.
How did the Black Land factor into the growth of Egyptian civilization?
Possible response: The Black Land was critical to Egypt because it was the fertile land created by the Nile River. Egypt’s farmers used it to create a food surplus and grow the Egyptian civilization.
There are five social classes in Egyptian society: merchants/artisans, scribes, farmers/slaves/servants, pharaoh, nobles/priests/officials. What is the order of them, from highest to lowest? What does each do?
Answer:
pharaoh = god/king
nobles/priests/officials = helped pharaoh run government
scribes = kept records for the bureaucracy
merchants/artisans = sold and made goods
farmers/slaves /servants = did the physical labor of the society
Why did Egyptian nobles preserve their bodies as mummies?
Possible response: They wanted to prepare for the afterlife. If they preserved their bodies, their spirits would have somewhere to go in their life after death.
What are hieroglyphics? Why were they important?
Possible response: They are a drawing or symbol to signify a word or sound. They are important because they were the Egyptian writing system. Having a writing system allowed the Egyptians to preserve their knowledge for future generations to use.
Because the Egyptians built pyramids, what academic disciplines does it mean they mastered?
Possible response: It means they knew geometry as well as basic math. They also knew engineering, advanced building, and how to organize many workers.
Where did Egypt trade? For what?
Possible response: in modern Lebanon for cedar wood; in Mediterranean lands for olive oil, tin, and copper; in Kush for gold, ivory, ebony, and other luxury goods
How did Kush’s geography make them different from Egypt?
Possible response: The Kushites could not always grow as much food as they needed because of their limited amount of farmland. They also could not rely on the Nile for travel because of the Nile cataracts. They had greater rainfall and better natural resources like metals than Egypt did.
How was trade an important part of Kush’s civilization?
Possible response: Kush could not produce all the necessary food for its people, so it relied on trade to supply food. It became known in the region for its strong trading networks and the iron it produced.
Possible response: The Black Land was critical to Egypt because it was the fertile land created by the Nile River. Egypt’s farmers used it to create a food surplus and grow the Egyptian civilization.
There are five social classes in Egyptian society: merchants/artisans, scribes, farmers/slaves/servants, pharaoh, nobles/priests/officials. What is the order of them, from highest to lowest? What does each do?
Answer:
pharaoh = god/king
nobles/priests/officials = helped pharaoh run government
scribes = kept records for the bureaucracy
merchants/artisans = sold and made goods
farmers/slaves /servants = did the physical labor of the society
Why did Egyptian nobles preserve their bodies as mummies?
Possible response: They wanted to prepare for the afterlife. If they preserved their bodies, their spirits would have somewhere to go in their life after death.
What are hieroglyphics? Why were they important?
Possible response: They are a drawing or symbol to signify a word or sound. They are important because they were the Egyptian writing system. Having a writing system allowed the Egyptians to preserve their knowledge for future generations to use.
Because the Egyptians built pyramids, what academic disciplines does it mean they mastered?
Possible response: It means they knew geometry as well as basic math. They also knew engineering, advanced building, and how to organize many workers.
Where did Egypt trade? For what?
Possible response: in modern Lebanon for cedar wood; in Mediterranean lands for olive oil, tin, and copper; in Kush for gold, ivory, ebony, and other luxury goods
How did Kush’s geography make them different from Egypt?
Possible response: The Kushites could not always grow as much food as they needed because of their limited amount of farmland. They also could not rely on the Nile for travel because of the Nile cataracts. They had greater rainfall and better natural resources like metals than Egypt did.
How was trade an important part of Kush’s civilization?
Possible response: Kush could not produce all the necessary food for its people, so it relied on trade to supply food. It became known in the region for its strong trading networks and the iron it produced.
stanley y is correct he frickin saved my life from getting beat
You idiots the nile river delta is in upper egypt
idiots
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100% correct i used their answers
100% correct i used their answers
stanley is correct but one question 2 of the answers are different but it is easy to tell that mercents sell and slaves do physical labor. so really good
i use pearson connexus
Guys just don't get confused B is the answer to question number 2 not A
i test answer now
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