Ancient Egypt had a social hierarchy. If the hierarchy had five levels, with the pharaoh at the top, at which level were farmers and herders?
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At the top of the social pyramid was the pharaoh with government officials, ... third tier consisted of the scribes and soldiers with the middle class in the fourth level. Peasants were the fifth tier of society with slaves making up the lowest social class. ... their well-being and when s/he did not live up to this expectation s/he had ...
The Farmers and Herders were at the level just above the lowermost level of Slaves and Servants, in the level of hierarchy of ancient Egypt.
The hierarchical level in those days had the Pharaoh on top, at the first level. The government and high-ranking army officials, came in at the second level. They were followed by soldiers, writers (scribes), artisans and traders. Then came the farmers and herders, at the fourth level. Slaves and servants were on the lowermost and fifth level (levels being, first at the top and fifth at the bottom).