It was possible to move up in social class in ancient egyptian society. select the best answer from the choices provided t f

The correct answer is - F (False).

The ancient Egyptian society was structured in a way that is very similar to the caste system in India, where people were given a certain social status from their birth and that was lasting for all of their lives, the exceptions are very rare. In ancient Egypt, the pharaohs, who were the leaders, were given their future title from birth, so the leadership was circled into the ruling families. The same was for the priest, who had high status, where their children were trained from early age to go into the footsteps of their fathers. The people from the lowest classes almost always remained with their low social status for whole of their lives, and they were the once that were doing most of the hard work, and the only ones that had it harder than them were the slaves.

yes it is different; your family is right : )

explanation:

a fair is where you purchase things while a carnival is where people are on the streets in carnival