Across
- 7. Mesopotamia and Egypt were built along rivers and used their access to water to maintain power and control, they were called (5, 13) …………
- 8. These are the families that had power and passed the leadership of Pharaoh down from one family member to another. (7)
- 9. The belief in or worship of more than one god. (11)
- 10. A body that has been preserved or dried after death, usually wrapped in bandages by the Egyptians. (5)
- 11. A place of worship built on many levels with steps all around it. They were usually located at the very centre of Mesopotamian cities. (8)
- 12. A name for a person that worked for others on a farm and never had much money. They usually wore rough clothes and lived in small houses. (8)
Down
- 1. A coffin or a container to hold a coffin where Egyptians used to bury leaders and wealthy people. (11)
- 2. A person who is forced to work for and obey someone else and was owned by them.(5)
- 3. Egypt and Mesopotamia both had a system of government in which kings or priests rule in the name of God or religion (9)
- 4. An absolute, or all-powerful, ruler, religious leader and god. They made laws, controlled the land and its resources in Egypt. (7)
- 5. The place you went to after you died, the Egyptians called it the Land of Two Fields.(9)
- 6. Mesopotamian communities that include a city and its nearby farmland. (4-6)