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1 Egyptian Society

2 What are the four levels of the Egyptian Society? Pharaohs Nobles Scribes and Craftspeople Farmers, Servants, and Slaves

3 Who ruled Egypt? Pharaohs were the leaders of Egypt. They were seen as gods. Egyptians believed that Egypt belonged to the gods. Pharaohs were blamed if crops did not grow or if disease struck. In charge of making trade profitable to prevent wars.

4 What is a Noble? People from rich and powerful families Key government officials and priests. Upper class

5 Scribes and Craftspeople Scribes wrote Craftspeople made and produced goods. Seen as middle class. Farmers, Servants, and Slaves Seen as lower class Made up 80% of the population. Built projects for Pharaohs.

6 Trade Traded with Nubia (south of Egypt)-gold, ivory, slaves, and stone Sumerian designs found in Egyptian art. Egypt pottery reflects styles from Nubia Punt- on the Red Sea- incense and myrrh used to make perfume and medicine Syria-wood

7 Gods Sun god- Re, or Amon-re God of underworld- Osiris Goddess of magic-Isis Sky god & god of Pharaoh-Horus

8 Mummies Process- embalming and wrapping in cloth mummies- specially treated bodies wrapped in cloth. What people were mummified?

9 Pyramids Huge stone tombs with four triangle-shaped walls that met in a point on top Some of the largest ever constructed are still standing Great Pyramid of Khufu-near Giza-largest ▫Covers 13 acres and stands 481 ft. high http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdALkK2yDEE

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