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Egyptian Social Structure and Daily Life
Examine the social pyramid of ancient Egypt, including the roles of priests, scribes, artisans, farmers, and women.
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Ancient Egypt and the Kingdom of Kush
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Explore the culture, government, religion, and regional interactions of Ancient Egypt and Nubia/Kush along the Nile River.
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