Ancient Egyptian Society - Who Am I?

I work on the land that belongs to the Pharaoh. I am paid with food, clothes, and a home. Most ordinary Egyptians have my job. Who am I?

I keep the gods happy. I work in the temples and carry out ceremonies and rituals for people. Who am I?

I protect my country and have been rewarded with land and riches. Who am I?

I run the provinces of Egypt and make the local laws. My job was passed down through my family. Who am I?

I am one of the only ancient egyptians who can read and write. I record the events of Egypt using hieroglyphics. Who am I?

Which group protected Egypt during wars?

I was captured during the war, and am now forced to work for a rich family. I do hard work and I do not get paid. Who am I?

Which group had the LEAST power in Ancient Egyptian society?

Which group wrote letters, laws, and important records?

Which group is missing?

Which group had the MOST power in ancient egyptian society?

What was the role of a Vizier in Ancient Egypt?

Which group were the only people who could read and write?

Which Ancient Egyptian job do you think would have been the hardest? Why?

Which group is missing?

TRUE OR FALSE: Enslaved people were paid in land and riches.

I am one of the second most powerful people in Egypt. I help the pharaohs rule and I am a high judge in the court. Who am I?

Which group did most ordinary ancient egyptians belong to?

TRUE OR FALSE: Enslaved people were sometimes killed and buried with their owners so they could look after them in the afterlife.

I make things like pottery, cloth, jewellery, shows, leather, and statues. Who am I?

I am the king of ancient Egypt. I am the most powerful and rich person in society and decide everything about the way the country is run. Who am I?