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Egyptian social structure by:Aylin Ortega (peasents (daily meal (onions,…
Egyptian social structure by:Aylin Ortega
women
arranged home
cared for children
upper class
servants helped
slaves helped
worked as doctors
worked government officials
worked as priestesses
lower class
did work alone
more freedom
more rights
own their land
have own businesses
ask for divorces
show alone legally
middle class
worked as doctors
worked government officials
worked as priestesses
government officials
high class
Chief Treasure
saw wealth
collect taxes
paid taxes with
cows
cloth
grain
silver
Vizier
more power
advised pharaoh
carried commmands
suppervised government officials
chief judge
fair
neutral
have no favorites
viser wore white
General of the armies
advised pharaoh with
national security
protecting Egypt border
war
helped pharaoh with
alliances with kingdoms
Opet festival
honored pharaoh
honred patron
honor carrying barque
Lives of Luxury
great wealth
nice homes
socializing time
hosts
pride in meal
cooks
roast
duck
goose
pigeon
quail
antelope
sheep
goat
plates with
dates
figs
grapes
coconuts
guests
dressed fancy
men and women
wore perfume
women
painted nails
put makeup on
while eating
musicians
dancers
acrobats
entertained the people
between of pyramid
fewer people
higher status
powerful and wealthy
high quality life
powerful in Egypt
did pharaoh orders
cherished family
pleasent life
children valued
from pharaoh families
upper class families
positions from family
slaves
built temples
built monuments
cherished family
below peasents
children valued
no slave markets
prisoners of war
worked in
homes
royal palaces
in temples
more educated
used knowlege for
accounting and writing
if servants they
cared for children
cooking
dressing children
cleaning
priests
Other Preists
gave advise
Opet festival
honored pharaoh
honored patron
decorated god statues
statue in shrine
shrine in barque
Burial Practices
High Preists
advised pharaoh
saw cerimonies
Temple Priests
in charge temples
take good care
temple god
live in statue
in sanctuary
only priests allowed
be purrified
between of pyramid
powerful in Egypt
powerful with religion
important cerimonies
cherished family
children valued
women preists
duty to see temples
of music
of dancing
burial practice
life after death
embailing
many steps
turned to mummy
mummy in burial
wooden box
items in box
men
maintain household
worked
fathers
trained kids
to work
high class
enjoyed life
on social pyramid
peasents
Opet fesitvals
honored pharaoh
honored patron
bottom of pyramid
greater numbers
lower status
biggest social class
land work
provided Egyptians food
farmed
worked pharaoh buildings
cherished family
children valued
considered ´´unskilled´´
depended on them
grew crops
supplied people
food
build monuments
Nile River helped
Nile River
three seasons
planting season
put seeds around
irrigated land
harvest season
began March
family harvest
men
cut plants
with sickles
played river game
women and children
collected stallks
worked from
dawn to dusk
sang songs
flooding season
June to September
invaded fields
hard to work
worked other projects
buliding temples
buliding pyramids
worked in pairs
first person
soften land
used cattle
seconnd person
followed first person
scattered seeds
lived plain houses
mud brick house
furniture
sparse
daily meal
onions
cucumber
fish
homemaid bread
peas
lentils
rarely meat
mostly worked
part Egypt festival
keep food
end harvest season
be punished
poor harvest
artistans
Opet festival
honored pharaoh
honred patron
decorated barque
between of pyramid
craftspeople
carpenters
metalworkers
painters
portraid scenes
sculptors
stone carvers
statues
most skilled
engravings
reliefs
tomb buliding
equiped tombs
artwork
time consuming
worked with granite
dolerite
highly skilled
fewer social status
cherished family
children valued
rare respect
masters skilled
recieved honored work
made nice jewelry
elegant furniture
mostly men
women
wove
fabric
beaded clothing
made perfume
lived with families
houses
rectangular
three rooms
first room
workroom
house animals
second room
living room
final room
kitchen and bedroom
worked
side to side
depended on emplyes
they go hungry
worked large groups
werent known much
scribes
work
Opet festival
honred pharaoh
honred patron
written record celebration
education
between of pyramid
respected position
recorded information
government officials
religious leaders
cherished family
children valued
paid well
worked for government
worked for priests
worked for nobles
only men
scribe school
rrun by priests
families
artistans
merchant
few from peasents
twelve years
memorize hieroglyphs
for hours writing
not easy life
classes
dawn to sunset
teachers
strict
beating
wrote results
wrote results
calculated taxes
collected taxes
same tools used
writng tablet
made paper
pharaohs
top of pyramid
supreme ruler
gods
religion was strength
words were laws
cherished family
children valued