Reid Solomon- Ancient Egypt- P2 by student Reid Solomon

Crossword

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Clues

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Across
3. The god of the sun
4. Where wealthy people were buried
5. One of the youngest pharaohs, died at 19
6. God of the Nile
10. A burning stick that emits a smell
11. The large river that flowed though Egypt
13. The process of wrapping someone and taking out their organs for the heart weighing process
Down
1. The ruler of Egypt; chosen by the gods
2. The belief in many gods
7. The people who cared for the gods
8. A tall structure made out of limestone
9. God of death and embalming
12. The celestial beings Egypt believed in
14. The last pharaoh, before invaded

Word Cloud

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Ancient Egypt

Image 1

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This image connects to the Ancient Egyptian's religion because this is the symbol of Ra, their most important god. The eye of Horus is said to protect the wearer from ill-wishing people and spirits.

Image 2

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This image depicts a priest caring for Anubis. In Ancient Egypt, priests washed and cleaned, clothed, and fulfilled missions from the gods. they would put out food and water offerings and do whatever the gods commanded of them.

Image 3

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This image is of a pharaoh. In Ancient Egypt, pharaohs were highly worshiped and said to have come from the gods or been chosen by the gods.

Image 4

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This image connects to what I've learned about Ancient Egypt. In Ancient Egypt, priests spent most of their time in temples, worshiping and caring for the gods(desses). They lit incense and torches, and gave offerings and clothes.

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Song Lyrics:

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Parody Lyrics to Believer By Imagine Dragons

First things first

I’ma wash the body of this statue

I’m gonna light incense and give some food offerings oh ooh

Some food offerings, oh ooh

Second thing Second,

Pharaoh can’t tell me what I’m supposed to do

Only the gods of Ancient Egypt can tell me what to do, oh ooh

Can tell me what to do, oh ooh

I was washing the feet of Hapi

Definitely Anubis, too

Maybe Isis and Osiris

Those important gods telling me what I need to do

Shaving myself from head to toe

Putting clothes on these unclothed gods

Worshiping them in my temple

Soon I’m gonna worship

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Ra!

I wash your legs, I wash your arms in soap

My sun, my lord, my god, I wash you

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Third things third

I send a prayer to the gods of Egypt

All this war down here in the desert I cannot control oh ooh

I cannot control, oh ooh

I worshiped Isis then

But then you came along

To show me the light of the sun

And then you, a god, gave me life

But they still attacked and ransacked, looting all the homes

And broke the pyramids down

Till rock broke and rubble rained down

You saved us all, like

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Ra!

I wash your legs, I wash your arms in soap

My sun, my lord, my god, I wash you

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Last things last

Cleopatra ruled us worse than King Tut

The Persians invaded and stole all our stuff, oh ooh

They stole all our stuff, oh ooh

But they still attacked and ransacked, looting all the homes

And broke the pyramids down

Till rock broke and rubble rained down

You saved us all, like

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest

Ra!

I wash your legs, I wash your arms in soap

My sun, my lord, my god, I wash you

Ra!

You made me be, you made me be a priest, a priest