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The role of the scribe within Egyptian society and government is most similar to that of a(n)
accountant.
political advisor.
record keeper.
leader.
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record keeper.
Scribes were trained to read and write and kept administrative, legal and economic records (taxes, censuses, inventories), serving as the bureaucracy’s record-keepers rather than as leaders or political advisers.
Scribes were trained to read and write and kept administrative, legal and economic records (taxes, censuses, inventories), serving as the bureaucracy’s record-keepers rather than as leaders or political advisers.
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