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Lesson 10: Sections Introduction, One, and Two

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Who were the highest class in Egypt's social pyramid after the pharaoh?

Merchants

Government officials

Farmers

Artisans

What role did government officials play in Egypt?

Control the army

Manage agriculture

Rule Egypt directly

Assist the pharaoh

How did most government officials inherit their positions?

By royal decree

By passing a test

From family members

Through popular vote

Who sometimes rose to power as government officials?

Peasant leaders

Trusted servants from court

Foreign diplomats

Wealthy merchants

Who had more power than anyone except the pharaoh?

The vizier

The chief treasurer

The chief judge

The general of the armies

What did the chief treasurer primarily oversee?

The government's wealth

The vizier's duties

The armies' strategies

The pharaoh's safety

What was a vizier expected to be in disputes?

Quick and decisive

Fair and neutral

Supportive of the pharaoh

Strict and punitive

What did people pay taxes with in Egypt?

Only silver coins

Goods like grain and cows

Services for the government

Gold jewelry

What types of food were served at banquets for high government officials?

pasta

rice

figs

dry bread

roast duck

What was a common practice at the start of a banquet?

singing a song

saying a prayer

offering blessings

reading a poem

saying 'Welcome, welcome'

What type of entertainment was provided during the banquets?

musicians

magicians

stand-up comedians

dancers