What was a monetary effect of Queen Hatshepsut’s reign? Highlight your answer. Egypt gained vast wealth through trade.
Egypt became indebted to other countries.
Egypt won back wealthy lands from the Hittites.
Egypt lost money through taxes paid to other nations.

Why was Queen Hatshepsut’s tax policy significant? Highlight your answer.
People no longer had to pay taxes on trade.
New taxes decreased Egypt’s wealth and status.
Egypt was one of the first civilizations to pay taxes.
Queen Hatshepsut significantly lowered taxes.

What was an effect of Queen Hatshepsut’s expanded trade routes? Highlight your answer.
Egypt gained access to new resources.
The Egyptians were able to trade for tools.
The Egyptians found it harder to acquire resources.
The Egyptians were able to trade ivory to other countries.

What was taxed under Queen Hatshepsut’s reign? Highlight your answer.
trade goods
trade routes
temple admission
construction projects

What was a priority of Queen Hatshepsut’s reign? Highlight your answer.
constructing new pyramids
reforming religious ideas
strengthening Egypt’s armies
expanding Egypt’s empire

What was a social effect of Queen Hatshepsut’s economic policies? Highlight your answer.
Egypt experienced a decrease in status among other countries.
Religious reform became possible as peasants gained wealth.
The kingdom was peaceful and prosperous.
Workers became unhappy with the pharaoh.

How did Akhenaton’s reforms affect the priests of the old religion? Highlight your answer.
The priests lost power in Egypt.
The priests supported Akhenaton.
The priests helped move the capital.
The priests converted to the new religion.

What is one way that King Tutankhamen reversed Akhenaton’s religious reforms? Highlight your answer.
He reopened the old temples.
He rededicated a temple to Aten.
He rejected the worship of many gods.
He moved the capital away from Memphis.

Why was art created during Akhenaton’s reign? Highlight your answer.
to exchange with trade partners
to commemorate great battles
to serve symbolic religious purposes
to showcase the wealth of Egypt

How did Tutankhamen’s religious reforms affect society? Highlight your answer.
The military became more focused on religious practices.
Temples were closed because they were not being used.
Trade declined because he focused on religion and not the economy.
The people were able to return to their former religious practices.

Where did Tutankhamen relocate the Egyptian capital? Highlight your answer.
Alexandria
Akhenaton
Memphis
Thebes

What statement describes the building projects accomplished under Tutankhamen? Highlight your answer.
He built new temples to honor the old gods.
He repaired religious sites and built monuments.
He introduced the obelisk to Egyptian construction.
He built new trade routes and trading centers in Egypt.

How did Ramses II use the military to improve the Egyptian Empire? Highlight your answer.
He used the military to retake old Egyptian territory.
He used the army to force Egyptians to worship Aten.
He took over Hittite land that was new to the kingdom.
He was able to conquer all other neighboring countries.

How did Ramses II influence Egyptian architecture? Highlight your answer.
The obelisk was introduced to Egyptian monuments during his reign.
Ramses II ordered the building of structures in the traditional style.
Buildings under Ramses II were created to worship the sun god Aten.
Temples created for old worship practices were destroyed under Ramses II.

How did the reign of Ramses II affect the territories controlled by the Egyptian empire? Highlight your answer.
He extended the empire to Thebes.
He lost land through unfavorable treaties.
He lost territory to Egypt’s enemies in battle.
He extended his territory through the Nile Valley.

How did Ramses II’s leadership affect Egypt’s economy? Highlight your answer.
The economy slowed down because of the pharaoh’s heavy taxes.
The economy expanded through trade and the conquest of territory.
The economy struggled because Ramses II would not protect trade routes.
The economy boomed as Ramses II discovered new trade routes for Egypt.

What was a monetary effect of Queen Hatshepsut’s reign? Highlight your answer.

Egypt gained vast wealth through trade.

Egypt became indebted to other countries.

Egypt won back wealthy lands from the Hittites.

Egypt lost money through taxes paid to other nations.

Why was Queen Hatshepsut’s tax policy significant? Highlight your answer.

People no longer had to pay taxes on trade.

New taxes decreased Egypt’s wealth and status.

Egypt was one of the first civilizations to pay taxes.

Queen Hatshepsut significantly lowered taxes.

What was an effect of Queen Hatshepsut’s expanded trade routes? Highlight your answer.

Egypt gained access to new resources.

The Egyptians were able to trade for tools.

The Egyptians found it harder to acquire resources.

The Egyptians were able to trade ivory to other countries.

What was taxed under Queen Hatshepsut’s reign? Highlight your answer.

trade goods

trade routes

temple admission

construction projects

What was a priority of Queen Hatshepsut’s reign? Highlight your answer.

constructing new pyramids

reforming religious ideas

strengthening Egypt’s armies

expanding Egypt’s empire

What was a social effect of Queen Hatshepsut’s economic policies? Highlight your answer.

Egypt experienced a decrease in status among other countries.

Religious reform became possible as peasants gained wealth.

The kingdom was peaceful and prosperous.

Workers became unhappy with the pharaoh.

How did Akhenaton’s reforms affect the priests of the old religion? Highlight your answer.

The priests lost power in Egypt.

The priests supported Akhenaton.

The priests helped move the capital.

The priests converted to the new religion.

What is one way that King Tutankhamen reversed Akhenaton’s religious reforms? Highlight your answer.

He reopened the old temples.

He rededicated a temple to Aten.

He rejected the worship of many gods.

He moved the capital away from Memphis.

Why was art created during Akhenaton’s reign? Highlight your answer.

to exchange with trade partners

to commemorate great battles

to serve symbolic religious purposes

to showcase the wealth of Egypt

How did Tutankhamen’s religious reforms affect society? Highlight your answer.

The military became more focused on religious practices.

Temples were closed because they were not being used.

Trade declined because he focused on religion and not the economy.

The people were able to return to their former religious practices.

Where did Tutankhamen relocate the Egyptian capital? Highlight your answer.

Alexandria

Akhenaton

Memphis

Thebes

What statement describes the building projects accomplished under Tutankhamen? Highlight your answer.

He built new temples to honor the old gods.

He repaired religious sites and built monuments.

He introduced the obelisk to Egyptian construction.

He built new trade routes and trading centers in Egypt.

How did Ramses II use the military to improve the Egyptian Empire? Highlight your answer.

He used the military to retake old Egyptian territory.

He used the army to force Egyptians to worship Aten.

He took over Hittite land that was new to the kingdom.

He was able to conquer all other neighboring countries.

How did Ramses II influence Egyptian architecture? Highlight your answer.

The obelisk was introduced to Egyptian monuments during his reign.

Ramses II ordered the building of structures in the traditional style.

Buildings under Ramses II were created to worship the sun god Aten.

Temples created for old worship practices were destroyed under Ramses II.

How did the reign of Ramses II affect the territories controlled by the Egyptian empire? Highlight your answer.

He extended the empire to Thebes.

He lost land through unfavorable treaties.

He lost territory to Egypt’s enemies in battle.

He extended his territory through the Nile Valley.

How did Ramses II’s leadership affect Egypt’s economy? Highlight your answer.

The economy slowed down because of the pharaoh’s heavy taxes.

The economy expanded through trade and the conquest of territory.

The economy struggled because Ramses II would not protect trade routes.

The economy boomed as Ramses II discovered new trade routes for Egypt.

the religin that if you would be killed if you belived more then one god

social contract theory basically says that all individuals are born equal, and provided a god given right to consent to be governed. american government is based of this

thomas hobbes and john locke said that we are selfish, individualistic, and constantly at war with each other, therefore we need to be controlled. 

government is defined as the legitimate use of force to control human behavior within territorial boundaries, here comes in hobbes and locke.

hobbes takes the part about controlling human behavior. while locke takes the part of legitimate use of force, since force is not legitimate unless there is consent of the people. 

there are basically 3 goals of the government: 1) maintain order by protecting life and property. 2) providing public goods, those which are typically not provided by the public sector, such as roads and education. 3) promote equality be it political, opportunist or outcome equality.