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Social Studies
6th
grade
Ancient Mesopotamia: Social Classes and Job Specialization
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Each person does one job WELL is our definition of:
Specialization
Criteria
Occupation
Hierarchy
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A person's work usually determined his place in Mesopotamian society
True
False
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It was very easy to move "up the ladder" of social classes in ancient Mesopotamia
True
False
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In ancient Mesopotamia, your social class was determined by
your own freedom to choose
how hard you worked
your parents' social class
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Government officials were low on the Mesopotamian Social Class Pyramid
True
False
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Farmers and artisans (craftsmen) often depended on the merchants to trade their items for profits
true
false
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Farmers, merchants, and scribes made up the largest group on the Mesopotamian social class pyramid
true
false
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Prisoners captured during a way were ancient Mesopotamia's _________________ people
worshipped
enslaved
wealthiest
happiest
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They spent years learning to read and write
kings
priests
farmers
scribes
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They specialized in making a variety of goods
scribes
priests
government officials
artisans