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Alex17521 [72]
3 years ago
12

How is the class of scribes different from other social classes?

History
1 answer:
r-ruslan [8.4K]3 years ago
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Answer:

4. Scribes played a part in the Egyptian economy.

Explanation:

The Ancient Egyptian Society was divided into social classes that followed the pyramid form.

1. Pharaoh<em> (topmost)</em>

2. Government officials

3. Priests

4. Soldiers

5. Scribes

6. Merchants

7. Artisans

8. Farmers

9. Slaves and Servants<em> (bottommost)</em>

The scribe played a part in the Egyptian economy. For example,<em> </em><u><em>he recorded the different events happening in the society</em></u><em>, including the </em><u><em>counting of crops</em></u><em> and</em><u><em> the total amount of food needed by the workers and the army, the collection of taxes, enforcement of some laws, etc.</em></u> In order to do such tasks, he needed to be <em>highly educated</em>, which meant he had to train for many years before assuming his position. Scribes were handsomely paid for their work.

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