Question

Use the diagram about the social structure of Ancient Egypt to answer the following questions:



Which social class had the most people?

(1 point)
Responses

Craftsmen
Craftsmen

Merchants
Merchants

Farmers and Slaves
Farmers and Slaves

Scribes
Scribes
Question 2
Knowing that education was not available to all social classes in Ancient Egypt, choose the social classes most likely to read and write:(1 point)
Responses

Craftsmen

Merchants

Pharaoh

Craftsmen Merchants Pharaoh

Pharaoh

Government Officials, Nobles, Priests

Scribes

Pharaoh Government Officials, Nobles, Priests Scribes

Soldiers

Merchants

Craftsmen

Soldiers Merchants Craftsmen

Scribes

Farmers & Slaves

Merchants

Scribes Farmers & Slaves Merchants
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Answer 1

Based on the typical social structure of Ancient Egypt:

1. **Which social class had the most people?**
- **Farmers and Slaves**: This social class constituted the majority of the population in Ancient Egypt, as agriculture was the backbone of the economy and many people worked the land or were enslaved.

2. **Knowing that education was not available to all social classes in Ancient Egypt, choose the social classes most likely to read and write:**
- **Pharaoh, Government Officials, Nobles, Priests, Scribes**: These groups had access to education and were responsible for reading and writing, especially the Scribes, who were specifically trained for this purpose.

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