Question

ancient egypt had a social hierarchy. if the hierarchy had five levels, with the pharaoh at the top, at which level were artisans and scribes?
○ the second tier, immediately below the pharaoh
○ the third (middle) tier
○ the fourth tier
○ the fifth (bottom) tier

Explanation:

In Ancient Egyptian social hierarchy, the pharaoh was at the top (first tier). The second tier was nobles and priests. The third (middle) tier included scribes, artisans, and merchants. The fourth tier was peasants, and the fifth was slaves. So artisans and scribes were in the third (middle) tier.

Answer:

the third (middle) tier