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Quiz Tomorrow!
The quiz will cover:
Egyptian Geography
River Valley
Locate Egypt on a Map
Locate Mesopotamia on a Map
Egyptian Economics
Be able to DEFINE the word economics
Explain the Economic system of Egyptians
Egyptian Writing
Papyrus, Hieroglyphics vs. Cuneiform, Scribes etc.
Fyi
At the end of October I will crown the Class
Points winner for this month.
605 won the challenge in September.lets
see who can do it this month!
Class Zone
http://www.classzone.com/cz/books/ms_wh_
aemt/resources/html/animations/wh04_egyp
tsocial.html
Pharoh
Priests/Nobles
Scribes &
Government Officials
Craftspeople and Merchants
Farmers
Pharaoh
The ruler, or pharaoh was considered a god.
Priests/Nobles
Priests an nobles are the powerful people in
charge of religion and government.
Egyptian Farmers
Worked the field to supply Egypt w/ foods and
crops.
CLIP!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixE5ar11c
Z4
1:37-3:05
Women in Egypt
Gender Roles
Womens primary job in both Sumer and
Ancient Egypt was to take care of the children.
In Egypt, women had almost equal rights.
Women could own property and take other
jobs, like weaving.
There were also some famous women
Pharaohs, including Hatshepsut and
Cleopatra.
T/F REVIEW!
Slaves in Sumer had no rights
Slaves in Ancient Egypt could buy their freedom.
The job of most women in Sumer and Ancient
Egypt was to take care of the children.
Women in Ancient Egypt had less rights than
women in Sumer.
There were no women Pharaohs.
Women in Egypt could own land.
T/F Continued.
The biggest Social Class in Ancient Egypt was
the scribes.
The biggest social class in Ancient Egypt was
the laborers and slaves.
Landowners in Mesopotamia were in the
lowest class.
In Sumer, famers and artisans were in the
middle class.
T/FAGAIN!!...
In Egypt, merchants were higher in the social
hierarchy than scribes.
In Egypt, farmers were lower in the social
hierarchy than craftspeople and merchants.
In Egypt, priests and nobles were at the same
level as the Pharaoh.
In Egypt, scribes and government officials
were at the same level.