3 higher level question about ancient Egypt

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1.How do we know about the Pharaohs that we discuss today? What did they do to make sure that future times would know about their accomplishments

2. Now that you have seen the list of classes in the social pyramid, can you think of a group that was left out or not mentioned? Could any of the social groups be combined or divided? Keep in mind there are several versions of the social pyramid of ancient Egypt, but the hierarchy remains the same

3. Think about what you know about the American government system. Do we have government officials that relate to any jobs or positions or classes in ancient Egypt? What is similar and what is different

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