Law and Order in Ancient Egypt

Which of these tasks were not performed by local police?

Alexander the Great's successor, Ptolemy, installed himself as Pharaoh and founded the Ptolemaic Dynasty in 305 BC.

In the Middle Kingdom, the army was separate from the police.

Dogs were sometimes used by Ancient Egyptian security guards:

During some periods of history, Ancient Egypt was ruled by:

Which of these tasks were not performed by local police?

Corruption existed in the Ancient Egyptian police force.

When the Romans took over Egypt in 30BCE, what percentage of its populate was involved in policing?

Under Roman rule, Ancient Egypt was governed by which class of Roman citizens?

In the Old Kingdom, local communities managed security by:

Which of these services did Roman soldiers NOT provide in Egypt?

Which of the following was NOT a danger when travelling in Ancient Egypt?

What was first introduced to Egypt in the Middle Kingdom period?

Which of these tasks were not performed by local police?

A standing army was introduced in the:

Which of these tasks were not performed by local police?

Security consisted of rich people hiring personal guards in the:

The Ancient Egyptian goddess of justice was:

If a person refused to attend court they could be:

Ancient Egypt needed so many police because it was:

Rome's tight policing of Egypt allowed it to grow wealthy from trading Egyptian resources.

There were no local police in Ancient Egypt under Roman rule.

Every Ancient Egyptian strove to live by the principles of Ma'at. These included:

The head of the government in New Kingdom Egypt was the Pharaoh. Beneath him was the:

Roman security meant that:

When not fighting invasions or revolts, Roman soldiers could be found in Ancient Egypt at:

Under the Ptolemies, Hellenistic officials were set above local village police, who were know as the:

Which of these tasks were not performed by local police?

Local police were paid, and so they were all happy to be serving.

All members of the Egyptian army were Egyptian.

By the end of the Old Kingdom, the role of the royal guard also included policing public areas such as temples and parks

No matter who ruled Egypt, local police were still employed:

Ancient Egypt was broken into territories known as:

A person could be summonsed to court in Ancient Egyptian times.

Which of the following tasks were NOT performed by local police?