Social Classes
Pharaohs
Social Classes 2
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100

Which social class built the pyramids for the pharaohs (did the hard, manual labor)

Peasants

100

Hatshepsut was the first pharaoh that was a....

woman

100

Which of social class was second to last?

artisans

100

Why did it take so long to become a scribe?

There were hundreds of hieroglyphs to learn 

100

What are the southern and northern regions of Egypt called?

Southern - Upper

Northern - Lower

200

How did  government officials get their jobs?

The inherited it from a family member

200

Which pharaoh was responsible for building the Great Pyramid at Giza?

Khufu

200

Why was the social structure of Ancient Egypt represented with a pyramid?

Because the top social classes had fewer members and the bottom social classes had more

200

What was paper made from in Ancient Egypt?

papyrus

200

What is significant about the Dead Sea

It is too salty for any form of life to live in it

300

What class was ONLY for men?

Scribes

300

Which pharaoh was a skilled military leader, and responsible for the temple at Abu Simbel?

Ramses II

300

How does the work of artisans help us learn about life in ancient egypt?

They carved and painted scenes of everyday life

300

What is embalming?

preserving a body

300

What was a major purpose for building the pyramids?

tombs for pharaohs

400

What was one of the only ways one could move up to a higher social class?

Go to scribe school

400

Which pharaoh established the pharaoh as central authority?

Khufu

400

Most peasants lived in...

mud-brick houses

400

What was built from more than 2 million stone blocks?

The Great Pyramid at Giza

400

What was the main topography of ANCIENT Egypt

river valleys

500

Which social status was the third on the pyramid?

priests

500

During which pharaoh's reign did the arts flourish?

Senusret I

500

How were farmers paid?

grain (or other goods)

500

Which word best describes the Nile Delta?

1. Sea

2. Marsh

3. Desert

Marsh

500

What is the definition of culture

the part of a civilization that includes beliefs and traditions

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