Hierarchical levels in egyptian societies

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Question: The four basic hierarchical levels in Egyptian societies from highest to lowest were (keep in mind that there is more than one position ascribed to the middle levels and there is one position each that is definitely at the highest and lowest level): (high) (middle) (lower) (lowest)

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