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Agata [3.3K]
3 years ago
14

The students in a class have each chosen a topic for an essay on ancient Egypt. Now they need to do research and read what histo

rians have written about the topics they chose. Match each student to the correct category of research.
Tiles:


Dana will write about popular music and dance in Egypt.

Carson will write about the early barter system in Egypt before the invention of money.

Mitchell will write about how Egyptian leaders punished people for crimes.

Carissa will write about the effects of agricultural technologies on the wealth of ancient Egyptians.

Dennis will write about the relationship between the leaders of Egypt and Rome.

Lauren will write about family life among different classes of Egyptians.


Categories:


Political History

Social History

Economic History

Cultural History

{Question is picture form down below}

Social Studies
2 answers:
makkiz [27]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Political

Mitchell

Dennis

Social

Lauren

Economic

Carissa

Carson

Cultural

Dana

Explanation:

Verified by Plato XD

olganol [36]3 years ago
4 0

Dana will write about popular music and dance in Egypt.  Cultural History.

Carson will write about the early barter system in Egypt before the invention of money.  Economic History.

Mitchell will write about how Egyptian leaders punished people for crimes.  Social History.

Carissa will write about the effects of agricultural technologies on the wealth of ancient Egyptians. Economic History .

.

Dennis will write about the relationship between the leaders of Egypt and Rome.  Political History.

Lauren will write about family life among different classes of Egyptians. Social History.




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