EGYPTIANS' SOCIAL CLASSES-- was divided into 5:
1. nobles and royal families
2. scribes
3. merchants, artisans and wealthy farmers
4. peasants
5. slaves
--the advantages of this social classification are:
1. The people during that time can recognize on which classification they belong to.
2. People who should be given with higher respect are given with that particular thing.
3. People who are educated and learned can emphasize their knowledge more because sometimes, those who are not highly classified are given with less attention.
-- the disadvantages of this social classification are:
1. People are not treated equally.
2. People who are poor are given with less respect and attention.
3. People who are on the higher class are abusive of their rights and power.
4. People who are on the lower classes are not given with enough rights.
-->> these are the advantages and disadvantages of the social classification in Egypt.
3. merchants, artisans and wealthy farmers
4. peasants
5. slaves
--the advantages of this social classification are:
1. The people during that time can recognize on which classification they belong to.
2. People who should be given with higher respect are given with that particular thing.
3. People who are educated and learned can emphasize their knowledge more because sometimes, those who are not highly classified are given with less attention.
-- the disadvantages of this social classification are:
1. People are not treated equally.
2. People who are poor are given with less respect and attention.
3. People who are on the higher class are abusive of their rights and power.
4. People who are on the lower classes are not given with enough rights.
-->> these are the advantages and disadvantages of the social classification in Egypt.
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