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True or false - all workers were of the same social class?

There was an elite of royality and officials, followed by ... ?

Ancient Egypt - Social features of the New Kingdom

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1
There was an elite of royality and officials, followed by ... ?
military officers.
artisans.
soldiers.
the provincial nobility.
2
True or false - all workers were of the same social class?
True - unskilled or skilled, workers shared the same status.
False - skilled workers & artisans had higher social status.
3
Social status related directly to the vertical division of occupations and horizontally to ...?
A person's age.
Specific economic groupings.
A person's marital status.
Broad economic groupings.
4
Nobles owned huge estates, which were ... ?
worked by many peasants and labourers.
located south of the second cataract.
located in the Red Lands.
worked by members of their family.
5
Everyday life for a person varied according to what?
The weather.
Their goals.
The orders of the chamberlain.
Their position on the social ladder.
6
The lower class included:
Soldiers, tenant-farmers and peasants.
Lesser bureaucrats, priests and military officers.
Provinicial nobility and lesser bureaucrats.
Priests, military officers and artisans.
7
Society was controlled by what?
The police.
Religious beliefs of the afterlife.
Absolute authority.
Practical efficiency of the government.
8
True or False - New Kingdom Egypt was highly structured with little chance for mobility?
True
False
9
Who could rise in social rank without the necessary family connections or status?
Nubian slaves.
Scribes.
Tenant-farmers.
Peasants.
10
Nobles were members of powerful families ... ?
inherited their rank in society.
and paid for their rank in society.
but owned no land.
but played no role in society.