districts

workers

priestesses

angels

irrigation

red crown

gold necklace

crown of flowers

purple gown

silver necklace

It was illegal for men to commit adultery with a married woman.

None of these statements are accurate.

Both men and women could commit adultery without fear of legal repercussion.

It was only illegal for men to commit adultery.

It was only illegal for women to commit adultery.

Marriage was not controlled by the state, but was instead regulated by the local community.

Marriage was directly regulated by the central government, beginning in the New Kingdom.

Marriage was controlled by the state and regulated by the local community.

Marriage was neither controlled by the state nor regulated by the local community.

Marriage was controlled and regulated by the priesthood.

he was the first to use stone instead of mudbrick

he designed the Great Pyramids of Giza

he designed the Sphinx

he invented the shaduf

he constructed a canal to connect the Nile River to the Red Sea

Narmer

Diet

Merneith

Semerkhet

Anedjib

occurred during a period of brief independence from the Persian Empire

coincided with a period of cultural and artistic splendor

was administered by foreign conquerors from Greece

was administered by foreign conquerors from Carthage

was administered by foreign conquerors from Assyria

He was the chief advisor to Tutankhamun and became Pharaoh after the boy’s death.

He led the armies of Ramasses I during the Egyptian conquest of the Middle East.

He was a revered religious figure who elevated the status of the cult of Osiris.

He married his sister, Hatshepsut, and ruled as co-regent.

None of these statements are accurate.

Most Egyptians were monogamous, with the notable exception of many Egyptian rulers.

All Egyptians were monogamous and polygamy was strictly prohibited.

All Egyptians were polygamous and monogamy was discouraged.

Most Egyptians were polygamous, with the notable exception of many Egyptian rulers who were forbidden from taking more than one wife.

None of these statements about marriage are accurate.

None of these statements are inaccurate.

All children received an equal portion of the inheritance.

Daughters could inherit wealth from their parents.

Women could inherit property from their husbands.

Egyptians wrote a will to dictate what would happen to their possessions after they died.