Question

Match the level of Egyptian society with its definition. (2 points) Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse. pharaoh nobles/priests/officials merchants/artisans farmers/slaves/servants

Answer 1

To match the levels of Egyptian society with their definitions:

1. Pharaoh - The supreme ruler of ancient Egypt, considered to be a god on earth and the ultimate authority in both political and religious matters.

2. Nobles/Priests/Officials - This class included individuals who assisted the pharaoh in governing the land, managing religious practices, and overseeing various aspects of civil administration.

3. Merchants/Artisans - These individuals were involved in trade and industry, creating goods and services, and facilitating commerce throughout Egypt.

4. Farmers/Slaves/Servants - This level comprised the majority of the population, responsible for agricultural production, labor, and domestic service, with many engaged in hard manual work.

You can arrange them accordingly based on this information.

Answer 2

the responses are sold and made goods
:: god/king
:: helped pharaoh run the government
:: did the physical labor of the society

Answer 3

Here are the matches between the levels of Egyptian society and their definitions based on the given responses:

1. Pharaoh - god/king

2. Nobles/Priests/Officials - helped pharaoh run the government

3. Merchants/Artisans - sold and made goods

4. Farmers/Slaves/Servants - did the physical labor of the society

You can use this arrangement for your matching exercise!

Answer 4

For which purpose was papyrus used? (1 point) Responses building coffins building coffins making clay making clay ink ink making paper

Answer 5

Papyrus was used for making paper. It was an important writing material in ancient Egypt.