What types of jobs did the workers have while building the pyramids? Explain what they did at their job and why it was important.

Answer:

Ancient Egypt was a barter economy until the Persian invasion of 525 BC and workers were paid in goods rather than cash for their work

Most Egyptians took on their family occupation as social mobility was severely constrained

Jobs ranged from agriculture to mining, to the military, brewing, baking, scribing, medicine and the priesthood

The job of a scribe was one of the few jobs in ancient Egypt, which offered opportunities for social advancement

Each year during the annual Nile floods, many farmers worked as laborers on the Pharaoh’s construction projects

Bureaucrats were expected to politely follow strict rules of etiquette, providing the basis for today’s “civil servant” concept

Priests in ancient Egypt were allowed to marry and their position was often hereditary

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What did the Napoleon Wars spark across Europe following his defeat at Waterloo?

How do people find food in a complex civilization?

What advantages did Eurasia trading have over the Americas? In other words, why didn't
the Americas have as sophisticated a trading network as say the Indian Ocean trading?

What area did the Shang and Zhou dynasties control ?

Which statement best characterizes early European colonization in the Americas?

can somebody help!! What is one effect of the Diaspora that can be observed in the world today? The Jewish faith has been universally accepted in countries around the world. The Diaspora caused the Jewish faith to be almost totally erased from the world. Jewish communities are limited around the world and have not blended with other groups. Jewish people have retained their cultural identity despite being scattered throughout the world. What was one effect of the Maccabean Revolt? The Israelites were forced out of the Kingdom of Judah. The Temple of Jerusalem was filled with Greek statues. The Kingdom of Judah gained its independence from Syria. The Jewish people were forced to worship in secret or be exiled. How did the Syrians contribute to the Diaspora? The Syrians exiled the Israelites to the Kingdom of Judah. The Syrians forced the Israelites to revolt and seek freedom. The Syrians destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem and the city. The Syrians outlawed Judaism and forced the Israelites into exile. How did Syrian rule differ from Persian rule for Jewish people? The Syrians enslaved all conquered people, while the Persians enslaved the Israelites. The Syrians eventually outlawed Judaism, while the Persians encouraged free worship. The Syrians encouraged freedom of religion, while the Persians banned the Jewish religion. Syrians built new houses of free worship, while the Persians destroyed the Jewish Temple. What was the experience of Jewish people under Persian rule? Jewish people were forced out of their homeland. Jewish people became afraid to worship in public spaces. Jewish people remained and were free to practice their faith. Jewish people persuaded the Persian ruler to convert to Judaism. How did the rabbi Johanan ben Zakkai help Jewish people worship? He determined what laws of the faith the Jewish people could ignore. He maintained a religious school after the Temple of Jerusalem was destroyed. He urged people to continue to practice animal sacrifice to prove their loyalty. He pleaded with Babylonian leaders for freedom to worship. How did Roman rule differ from Syrian rule? The Romans allowed new temples, while the Syrians destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem. The Romans allowed the Israelites to choose local leaders, while the Syrians used their own. The Romans allowed Israelites’ cultural practices, while the Syrians forced Greek culture on the Israelites. The Romans allowed Judaism to be practiced, while the Syrians eventually outlawed all religious practices.

8. Our ability to ___________________ allows people to share their history, traditions and beliefs.

Diseases brought by explorers
A. did not affect the population of the Caribbean.
B. killed only 200 Tainos in Hispaniola.
C. wiped out entire cultures.
D. slightly affected the population of Central America.

by 1850 there was four new states arkansas iowa florida michigan. which two states entered as free states and which two states entered as slave state? How do you know?

One fourth of a number is three eights. Find the number.

The Pax Romana is a name historians give to a period of
A. civil war
B. Roman peace
C. Roman conquest
D. barbarian invasions

Why were these two documents written?
to detail the organization of a typical colonial town
to explain the importance of religion in the American colonies
to describe the struggles many colonists faced in North America
to depict the relations between colonists and American Indians

Which was a Sumarian belief?

Hard work kept the gods happy.

Nothing people did could please the
gods.

The gods had gone away, leaving people alone.

The gods had little influence over people's daily lives.

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Which of the following goods did Europeans receive in trade from Asia in 1492?
timber
wine
spices
salt
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You are Benjamin Franklin. The Constitutional Convention is tensely divided between those who support the New Jersey Plan and those who support the Virginia Plan. Write a speech outlining three similarities between the two plans that supports continued discussion.

What are the historical causes of the Great Migration of African Americans leaving the South to northern cities like Chicago?

Which of the following was NOT an advantage of the British army during the Revolutionary War

The Virginia Company's efforts in eastern North America
helped stop other European nations from claiming territory.
helped establish peace with the Powhatan American Indians.
helped uncover gold and silver in North America.
contributed vast sums to King James's monarchy.

Which of these quotations from "Thanksgiving: A Native American View" shows logic in argument? Nearly 70 percent of all crops grown today were originally cultivated by Native American peoples. By 1623, Mather the elder, a Pilgrim leader, was giving thanks to his God for destroying the heathen savages. . . . In stories told by the Dakota people, an evil person always keeps his or her heart in a secret place separate from the body. I see, in the "First Thanksgiving" story, a hidden Pilgrim heart.

What development was a result of early humans living in clans?​

Many of the jews believed that jesus was _________.
A. going to deliver israel from the egyptians.
B. The son of paul.
C. Going to deliver Israel from the Romans.
D. The son of Moses.​

The civilization that developed in the Tigris and Euphrates River valley c. 3000 BCE was...

How far North did Islam spread in the 600’s? How far east?

Reread the first half of the PREAMBLE. Using context clues, explain what the phrase “consent of the governed” means

10. Who is known as the father of modern pathology?

For which of the following purposes was the colony of Georgia founded?
A. to create an alliance with New Spain
B. to give debtors from Britain a fresh start
C. to make money from cash crops
D. to make money from the timber trade

Describe some of the principles outlined in the Constitution that help ensure individual rights and a balanced representative government?

Which reason best explains why this grievance was included in the Declaration?

The colonists could not get goods without the Crown’s permission.
The colonists could export goods only to Britain.
The British closed ports to punish the colonies.
Trade focused on generating income for the Crown only.

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What are the two types of democracies? a. representative and sharing b. direct and representative indirect and sharing d. direct and sharing​

Why Did Jamestown have a hard time with settlers ?