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Of the following societal positions, which was highest in Egyptian society? a. slaves b. priests c. scribes d. farmers
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Of the following societal positions, which was highest in Egyptian society?

a. slaves
b. priests
c. scribes
d. farmers

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priests were the highest
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The answer is b.

Priests were ranked right under the Pharaoh and above the scribes, with farmers right under scribes and slaves at the very bottom.
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