1. Class Structure in Ancient Egypt Pharaoh  a god on earth. Responsible for keeping order. Vizier  Pharaoh’s chief advisor Nobles  ruled the regions of Egypt. Made local laws Priests  Responsible for keeping the gods happy by performing rituals Scribes  Kept records. Were the only people who could read & write Soldiers  Responsible for defending the country Craftsmen  skilled workers (ex. Pottery, leather, sculpture, jewellery, shoes, etc.) Farmers  Worked the Pharaoh’s land in exchange for housing Slaves  Usually prisoners captured in war

2. Which of the following offer us a better understanding of daily Egyptian Life? Read pp. 75-82 and summarize each element of Egyptian daily life in point form. In a written report (one paragraph for each element) explain what you believe are the THREE most important elements & why they are so useful for understanding Ancient Egyptian society. Homes Agriculture Family Role of Women Role of Men Clothing Festivals Upper Class Jewellery Cosmetics Art Education Medicine

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