Merchants bought new things to Egypt from different nations and villages, as well as trading the items Egypt had that no other nation had. And because of Egypt’s advance culture, merchants made a pretty good living, trading goods from Egypt. Scribes were some of the only few in Egypt that could read or write. They were responsible of how may soldiers there were, and amount of slaves as well. They also managed the farmer’s harvest, incase of famine or any other calamity. At the bottom was servants, slaves and farmers, and however low they were considered, they heavily contributed to the success of Egypt. Egyptian women were also an important to the Egyptian life. The queen was considered a goddess to the people, and respected as much as the king and so was her children. Most wealthy women in Egypt, stayed at home and cared for the family, however, many wives of craftsmen worked along with their husbands in the trade or became craftsmen of their own. The women who were lower class whether a slave, servant or farmer, worked and did not have the choice or luxury to stay at home and raise her
Merchants bought new things to Egypt from different nations and villages, as well as trading the items Egypt had that no other nation had. And because of Egypt’s advance culture, merchants made a pretty good living, trading goods from Egypt. Scribes were some of the only few in Egypt that could read or write. They were responsible of how may soldiers there were, and amount of slaves as well. They also managed the farmer’s harvest, incase of famine or any other calamity. At the bottom was servants, slaves and farmers, and however low they were considered, they heavily contributed to the success of Egypt. Egyptian women were also an important to the Egyptian life. The queen was considered a goddess to the people, and respected as much as the king and so was her children. Most wealthy women in Egypt, stayed at home and cared for the family, however, many wives of craftsmen worked along with their husbands in the trade or became craftsmen of their own. The women who were lower class whether a slave, servant or farmer, worked and did not have the choice or luxury to stay at home and raise her