The Pyramid: The Egyptian Social Hierarchy

When the Pharaohs died they go mummified. That shows social classes because only the Pharaohs got mummified. Depending on their Social Class they would get buried with all their prized possessions. They also used Social Classes to have slaves. The slaves would do the work for higher people in Social Classes.

The Egyptian hierarchy was like the pyramids that they built. At the very top was the pharaoh and their gods.

Then, comes the middle class. Those were the people like the slaves, farmers, and peasants. In the text ´´Egyptian society´´ it said ´´At the very bottom were the slaves and servants, as well as farmers who worked on land owned by the pharaoh and the social elite.´´ When it said ´´owned´´ that meant that they were poor and did not really have much of a privilege but to work for their owners. So, that meant that they did not have a right, and could not do what most people do because they were owned by someone. That is some facts about the lower class

First and foremost, the Pharaoh was the supreme leader of the government and religion who ruled Egypt. The Pharaoh had a hierarchy of rulers and leaders

Ancient India and Ancient China attempted to create orderly societies through two major belief systems — Hinduism in India and Confucianism in China. There were many similarities and differences between these two belief systems. Both belief systems had social hierarchy. However, these social hierarchies had different ways of placing different people. Both Hinduism and Confucianism had motivation for moral behaviors, but these motivations varied for each belief system.

Productive agricultural economies supported the development of the world’s first complex societies, in which sizable numbers of people lived in cities and extended their political social, economic, and cultural influences over large regions. Because of new advancements and the creation of new cultures, Egypt and Mesopotamia have differences between them . Mesopotamia and Egypt were were both once complex societies created centuries ago. However, there is a differentiation between factors such as society, economy, political, military factors in this case for an example Egypt has differed with their political infrastructure by having one supreme ruler (a Pharaoh) who has authority amongst the land and inhabitants of Egypt, rather than in Mesopotamia

Ancient Egypt was an ancient civilization in northern Africa and it had advanced cities because there were many people, good architecture, palaces, social classes, and the north and south areas. There were many people in the city because there were slaves and people who had good jobs. Some of the good architecture was the palaces, the houses, and the pyramids, which had the best architecture of all of ancient Egypt because of all of the maze-like paths inside and the identical paths that are really traps. The social classes are slaves, peasants, craftsmen, merchants, soldiers, scribes, priests, and pharaohs.

Revolution is a complicated subject. It happens throughout history in different places around the world. When one talks about revolution, the pressure cooker theory is discussed (Carriere, Unit 1, Page 5). This is a term that educators use to help students easily comprehend revolutions. To give a specific picture of this term, it is referring to a social class pyramid that is separated into three sections. These sections are divided into the top, middle, and the bottom part of the pyramid. In the pressure cooker there are three different classes. These classes consist of the upper class, middle class, and lower class. The upper class is at the top of the pyramid, the middle class, obviously, is in the middle and lower class which includes the peasants and proletariats share the bottom section. Each class has a different identity and a different occupation. Their rank and job descriptions determine where they are placed on the pyramid.

The caste system was a widely used practice among many civilizations. it was what developed social organization in both positive and negative ways for some civilizations. For example, in Babylonia, during Hammurabi 's time, rights were given based on a caste system. The Indians caste system had their priests (Brahmins) as the highest due to how strongly they believed in their religion. The Egyptians caste system had their pharaohs at the top of their caste system because of how well they respected their rulers.

The Aztecs lived in Northwest Mexico and their capital city was Tenochtitlan which is now Mexico City. They created a powerful empire that stretched from Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean so they ruled large regions and established many flourishing cities. Another powerful empire was one that spread from the Valley regions to the Modern Guatemala area. The Aztecs were very unique in the fact that they lived on man-made islands and created floating gardens out on the water. Their location in Mexico really affected what they were able to accomplish in their tribes.

Explain egyptian social class using evidence from the text. Pharos were at the top of the social structure. Pharos and others like them were at the top.

Clothing has been apart of the world for over 170,000 years. Clothing can simply be garments worn to cover bodies, or it can have much more meaning. In the Middle Ages, clothing and fashion was a very large part of the society. Clothing was a direct reflection of the Feudal System. The garments one wore, said a lot about their lives, and identified their place in the world. The social pyramid was one of the largest elements in the middle age society. Everyone had their place in the pyramid. Clothing was a very clear indication in which social class you were in. Your status was shown by the materials that your clothes were made out of, to the colors of your fabrics.

The role of the elites in the Mesopotamian society was to amass as much wealth as they could. Learning to write was a skill made for elites to increase their power. (Pg.40) They ran their societies just beneath the priests and king. They owned massive amounts of land and had free men and women tend to it by giving them rations of food or they would force slaves to complete the task. (Pg.39) The role of the elites in Egypt was to assist the king. The elites in both Mesopotamian had more power where they owned abundance of land and slaves, whereas the Egyptian elites were more for assisting the king.

Once upon a time, In the lands of Ancient Egypt, three triplet brothers were born. These brothers were the sons of the Pharaoh, and they were destined for the crown. However, because they were twins, this meant that only one of them could have the crown. The Pharaoh and his wife puzzled over this for years while the boys were growing up. Finally, the Pharaoh decided that whoever could track down and kill the Artful Robber would prove himself enough to have the crown. The Artful Robber had been stealing from the kingdom for years, as he knew where the Pharaoh’s treasure was located, as well as how to steal it without getting caught. He always wore a robe over his face so that he could not be identified, and he always robbed the treasure at night. The Pharaoh’s treasure was located inside of a pyramid that could only be accessed by taking one secret block out of the structure, and the