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Ancient Egyptian society was divided into social classes including the pharaoh at the top who was seen as both wealthy and god-like and owned all land and resources. The upper class served the pharaoh while the middle class included servants, cooks, and gardeners and peasants farmed the land. At the bottom were slaves who were often captives and built grand structures like the pyramids under the rule of pharaohs.

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THE SOCIAL CLASSES

 The pharaoh
 Upper class

 Middle class

 peasents

THE PHARAOH

 Wealthiest
 Human and god

 Owned everything

SERVANTS

 Servants worked as:
 Maids

 Cooks

 Gardeners

SLAVES

 Were mostly captured
 Built the pyramids

 Worked for Pharaohs

CONNECTIONS

 The social pyramid
 President Pharaoh

REFERENCE

 Website:
 Library.thinkquest.org

 Books:
 The Egyptians

 100 facts about egypt

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4cegypt emily

1. Emily 4C SOCIAL CLASSES

2. THE SOCIAL CLASSES  The pharaoh  Upper class  Middle class  peasents

3. THE PHARAOH  Wealthiest  Human and god  Owned everything

4. SERVANTS  Servants worked as:  Maids  Cooks  Gardeners

5. SLAVES  Were mostly captured  Built the pyramids  Worked for Pharaohs

6. CONNECTIONS  The social pyramid  President Pharaoh

7. REFERENCE  Website:  Library.thinkquest.org  Books:  The Egyptians  100 facts about egypt

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