Explain How Did Ancient Egypt Organise Their Government And Society
How did Ancient Egyptians organise their Government and Society?
The Egyptians created a hierarchical system which determined how much respect they received. The bottom began with slaves and farmers, it then ascended to the Pharaoh who was mostly appreciated.
The Egyptians believed that the Pharaoh was a God and had power over everyone. The Pharaoh had the responsibility to create laws and keep order Making sure that Egypt wasn’t invaded by others and for keeping the other Gods pleased so the Nile flooded and there would be a rich harvest. Monuments
The Vizier was the Pharaohs Chief adviser and sometimes Highest priest. He was responsible for seeing all administration and every document had to have been approved by him. Also, he …show more content…
They didn’t have to preach but spent their time performing rituals and ceremonies. They prayed also to keep the citizens calm, knowing that the gods were happy and were going to look out for them. If it weren't for the Priests the city would be very worried and probably lose it.
Scribes are the only people who can both read and write, they were also responsible for for keeping records. Ancient Egyptians recorded many things, including: how much food would be produced at their harvest, how many soldiers were in the army, number of workers and numbers of gifts that were given to the gods. Scribes were the some of the smartest and without them it would make paperwork a lot harder for the Pharaoh. They had a major role ensuring Government was under control.
Soldiers had the big responsibility of protecting Egypt. Most second sons that were born including the pharaohs son would often choose to join the army. Riches that the soldiers would find from enemies were used for themselves, they would share it around. The soldiers would also be rewarded land for their services. Soldiers were respected because if it weren’t for them they the citizens would be put in
The Egyptians created a hierarchical system which determined how much respect they received. The bottom began with slaves and farmers, it then ascended to the Pharaoh who was mostly appreciated.
The Egyptians believed that the Pharaoh was a God and had power over everyone. The Pharaoh had the responsibility to create laws and keep order Making sure that Egypt wasn’t invaded by others and for keeping the other Gods pleased so the Nile flooded and there would be a rich harvest. Monuments
The Vizier was the Pharaohs Chief adviser and sometimes Highest priest. He was responsible for seeing all administration and every document had to have been approved by him. Also, he …show more content…
They didn’t have to preach but spent their time performing rituals and ceremonies. They prayed also to keep the citizens calm, knowing that the gods were happy and were going to look out for them. If it weren't for the Priests the city would be very worried and probably lose it.
Scribes are the only people who can both read and write, they were also responsible for for keeping records. Ancient Egyptians recorded many things, including: how much food would be produced at their harvest, how many soldiers were in the army, number of workers and numbers of gifts that were given to the gods. Scribes were the some of the smartest and without them it would make paperwork a lot harder for the Pharaoh. They had a major role ensuring Government was under control.
Soldiers had the big responsibility of protecting Egypt. Most second sons that were born including the pharaohs son would often choose to join the army. Riches that the soldiers would find from enemies were used for themselves, they would share it around. The soldiers would also be rewarded land for their services. Soldiers were respected because if it weren’t for them they the citizens would be put in