Geography and the Early Settlement of Egypt, Kush, and Canaan
Across
- 3. River flowing through Canaan into the Dead Sea
- 5. Productive farmland along the Nile supported agriculture.
- 10. Exchange of goods and resources between civilizations.
- 11. Plant life in an area, including crops and natural plants.
- 14. Sea West of Canaan that connected civilizations through trade
- 17. Body of water East of Egypt and Kush; bordered desert regions
- 18. Plants grown for food, such as wheat and barely.
- 19. Flat land areas suitable for farming and settlement
- 22. High, steep landforms that made farming and travel difficult.
- 23. Physical feature like a desert or sea that provides protection.
- 24. Dry region with little rainfall; acted as a natural barrier.
- 25. Ancient Civilization located along the Nile River
Down
- 1. Major River that created fertile land and supported life in Egypt and Kush
- 2. System of supplying water to crops, often using canals
- 4. Triangle-shaped area at a river's mouth where rich soil collects.
- 6. General weather conditions of an area over time.
- 7. Low areas between hills or mountains, often fertile
- 8. Plants along the Nile used for baskets and building materials.
- 9. People who raised sheep, goats, and cattle; especially in Canaan
- 12. Region northeast of Egypt where the Israelites settled
- 13. Plant used by Egyptians to make paper and rope.
- 15. Shape and elevation of the land, such as mountains and plains
- 16. Civilization south of Egypt that also settled along the Nile River
- 20. Rich soil left behind by the floodwaters of the Nile
- 21. Person who moves from place to place in search of resources.