In Discussing Inequality in Ancient Egypt, the Text Points Out

question 36

Multiple Choice

In discussing inequality in ancient Egypt, the text points out that

• A) unlike the rest of history, life in ancient Egypt involved very little inequality.
• B) social stratification affected the type of mummification a client received.
• C) ethnicity, prestige, and wealth were irrelevant in ancient Egypt.
• D) only the kings and queens of ancient Egypt were mummified.

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