Pharaoh/Gov't Officials
Priests
Scribes
Artisans
Peasants
100

The supreme leader of Egypt. This person was thought to be a god.

Who is the Pharaoh?

100

Priests had to avoid certain foods, like fish, shave off their body hair, wear clothes made of linen, and this 3-4 times a day.

What is bathe in holy pools?

100

The numbers of years you had to study to become a scribe.

What is 12?

100

This is how long the rectangular house was of an artisan.

What is ten yards (thirty feet)?

100

The type of home most peasants lived in.

What is a small house made of mud-bricks?

200

This person advised the Pharaoh, carried out commands, and decided court cases.

Who is a vizier?

200

These female members were in charge of music and dancing in some temples.

Who are priestesses?

200

Over 700 of these symbols had to be memorized in order to become a scribe.

What are hieroglyphics?

200

This is what Egyptian artisans left behind that help us learn about daily life during their time.

What are carved and painted scenes of everyday life?

200

Flooding season, planting season, and this season were the three seasons for a peasant farmer.

What is harvest season?

300

How government officials most likely got their job.

How is by inheriting it from a family member?

300

Priests used this method of preserving dead bodies from decaying.

What is embalming?

300

This is what papyrus was made from.

What is the soft inside of the papyrus plant?

300

These were some of the most skilled artisans who played an important role in tomb building.

Who are stone carvers?

300

This was used to pay farmer's taxes.

What is grain? (Wheat and barley)

400

This person advised the Pharaoh on matters of war and national security.

Who is the General of the Armies?

400

A statue of a temple god was found in this part of the temple.

What is a sanctuary?

400

This plant was sharpened and used as a writing tool.

What is a reed?

400

A hard rock used to pound out an initial shape from a piece of granite.

What is a dolerite stone?

400

Farmers helped to build these when they weren't working in the fields.

What are monuments (pyramids)?

500

This person collected taxes and oversaw the the government's wealth.

Who is the Chief Treasurer?

500

These were buried with the dead to help feed them in the afterlife.

What is bread and beer?

500

The hard writing surface that a scribe carried with him wherever he went.

What is a tablet?

500

This was used to polish and smooth the granite stone.

What is quartz sand?

500

This happened when a harvest came up too short to pay a farmer's taxes.

The farmer would be beaten?

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