Quiz & Worksheet - Ramesside Imperialism Basics

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Ramesside Imperialism refers to the expansion of Egypt under two pharaohs: _____ and Ramses II.

Ramses I

Akhenaten

Tutankhamen

Seti I

Worksheet

Print Ramesside Imperialism: Foreign Policy, Wars & Diplomacy Worksheet

1. Who were the principle enemies of the Egyptians during the era of Ramesside Imperialism?

The Hittite Empire
The Babylonian Empire
The Roman Empire
The Macedonian Empire

2. What was important about the resolution to the conflict over Kadesh?

It led to complete Egyptian control of Turkey.
The Egyptian Empire was defeated and dissolved.
It resulted in the world's first written peace treaty.
It forced the pharaohs to abandon their claims to divinity.

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

See what you know about the basics of Ramesside Imperialism. Answer these questions on key topics like the two pharaohs who oversaw the expansion of Ramesside Imperialism in Egypt and the main enemies of Egypt at the time.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

Test yourself on the following points:

The important thing about the resolution to the Kadesh conflict
The way in which Ramses II and his predecessor showed the Egyptian people their successes
The reason that Ramses II was able to spin a stalemate in the Battle of Kadesh as a victory

Skills Practiced

Making connections - use your understanding of Ramses II and the outcome of the Battle of Kadesh
Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding the way in which Ramses II and his predecessor showed their successes to the Egyptial people
Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about the pharaohs under whom Ramesside Imperialism expanded and two principal enemies of the Egyptians during Ramesside Imperialism