what is the first 3 levels of the social pyramid (in order)

pharaoh government officials priests

which season of the nile happend first

The flooding season: june– september Waited to work in the field til it stopped Built temples and other things waiting for it to stop

Planting season: october–february Plowed and seeded the land after the flooding Irrigated the crops

Harvest season: march–may Cut the crops Gathered the harvest Sang while they worked to lighten the mood

Describe the social pyramid of Ancient Egypt. What determines a person’s social class?

The social pyramid was very rigid and people were normally born into the same social class as their parents.

The social pyramid was very simple and people were normally moved to different classes very easily

there was no social class everyone was equal

What were the responsibilities of the government officials? What privileges did they have?

sometimes they got to eat better and got to share it with the poor

they could assist the pharaoh. If they were very trusted then sometimes would level up and take rule

they were sometimes called the little pharaoh bcs of all their power they had

What were the responsibilities of the priests? To advise the priest to oversee temple ceremonies,in charge of the temples gave advice or performed healing.

gave advice or performed healing.

versee temple ceremonies, in charge of the temples

How were scribes educated? What work did they do?

Through hieroglyphs and through complicated work. They had to memorize over 700 hieroglyphics

they got to party and then learn on hieroglyph then party again

What was daily life like for…. Artisans? Peasants?

Artisans?worked in workshops usually worked for 10 days before taking break and often went hungry Peasants? Had a vegetarian diet and often had a lot of famine. Most of their lives were working.

What was daily life like for…. Artisans? they got paid very well and got food every day and never went hungry Peasants? had a little less but got fed and well paying jobs

which season of the nile happend first

The flooding season: june– september Waited to work in the field til it stopped Built temples and other things waiting for it to stop

Planting season: october–february Plowed and seeded the land after the flooding Irrigated the crops

Harvest season: march–may Cut the crops Gathered the harvest Sang while they worked to lighten the mood

which season of the nile happend 2nd

Planting season: october–february Plowed and seeded the land after the flooding Irrigated the crops

The flooding season: june– september Waited to work in the field til it stopped Built temples and other things waiting for it to stop

Harvest season: march–may Cut the crops Gathered the harvest Sang while they worked to lighten the mood

which season of the nile happend last

Harvest season: march–may Cut the crops Gathered the harvest Sang while they worked to lighten the mood

The flooding season: june– september Waited to work in the field til it stopped Built temples and other things waiting for it to stop

Planting season: october–february Plowed and seeded the land after the flooding Irrigated the crops

How did Peasant life revolve around the Nile River?

Because that's how they ate and how they provided for their families and the whole city really and how they paid for taxes

because it gave them free food and instant meals and most of the time had spare change in it

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