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Yes, it was a great honor because it took high education in order to be able to be sufficiently literate to read/write. Scribes in Mesopotamia were treated very highly in their caste system, and could find good jobs working for businesses, or even the royalty.
During early civilizations, scribes were able to record laws, taxes, and also write about city events. When trade started to come about, people could write down their business ordeals and agreements.
The role of an Egyptian scribe was to keep records and write messages. When working on tombs, they would have a series of scribes to write out the text on paper, read it aloud, and paint or carve it on walls.
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In ancient Egypt the vast majority of the population would have been iliterate. Only the priests and scribes would have been able to read and write. In modern Egypt about 30% of the population is illiterate.Today the literacy rate in Egypt is 71- 72%
You should be able to find some online classes at your local community college. Be warned though that online classes need a lot of discipline to be successful in.
The different roles of the people of ancient Egypt reflected on their social status. The pharaoh and his family held the highest social position in Egypt, followed by the small upper class of army commanders, nobles, and priests. A very large group of traders, artisans, and scribes made up the middle class. The largest group made up of farmers and unskilled workers was the lowest class. Ambitious people in the lowers classes were able to improve their social position even though there were divisions in Egyptian class structures. Hope this helps.
its because of they thought that they needed democracy.
No, in fact only a few were able to write: scribes, priests, and royalty.
The school that you are wanting to attend will be able to give you a list of classes that are required, since each school is different. Generally speaking, colleges and universities do not award bachelor's degrees in social work (there are a few exceptions, such as University of Maryland Baltimore Campus). It is more common for the educational institution to offer a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree.
The social classes of the Sumerian people determined where you lived. More important people such as priest and government officials lived closer to the ziggurat (the temple of the Gods) while merchants and higher classed (wealthier usually) lived towards the middle. The slaves and people with similar classes lived farther from the ziggurat. All people were allowed to visit the ziggurat but only few were able to enter its top level.
In many countries, prisoners are able to enroll in education classes.
According to this logic, the difference in social classes is why Amir is able to start a new life in America while Hassan gets killed in Afghanistan. Amir's financial struggles in America show that the class system in Afghanistan does not transfer to the United States.
No official maths classes are needed for an owner of a shop. Obviously, they must be able to calculate money into and out of the shop's till. Be able to pay staff wages, suppliers invoices, etc. They must be able to keep records for Inland Revenue and Tax purposes - though an accountant could be used to deal with revenue and taxes such as VAT, etc.
no you do not have to go to another school! you should be able to stay in that school and take up cosmetology and still be able to do your main classes lik math, English language arts, social studies, and science.
If you are taking insurance classes at an institution of higher learning that is able to offer credits you will be able to take insurance classes for credit.
Cuneiform is a system of writing that was used in ancient Mesopotamia. It consisted of wedge-shaped characters that were impressed on clay tablets. The best meaning of cuneiform is "wedge-shaped writing" as it accurately describes the appearance of the script.