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Annotated bibliography Compare and contrast the ancient Sumerian and Egyptian societies in terms of geography society religion and social stratification. Name Professor Course Date Compare and contrast the ancient Sumerian and Egyptian societies in terms of social stratification Khalil R. Moustafa A. A. Moftah M. Z. & Karim A. A. (2017) How knowledge of ancient Egyptian women can influence today’s gender role: does history matter in gender psychology?. Frontiers in psychology 7 2053. Social stratification refers to the process of categorizing people in society based on race the ascribed and achieved status the amount of wealth owned by an individual and profession. During both the ancient Egypt and Sumerian societies the people the West. Oxford University Press The cultural differences between the Ancient Sumerian and the ancient Egyptian are quite broad. The Sumerian society had more tension and lacked stability compared to the Egyptian culture which had much stability and more satisfaction of its inhabitants. The differences witnessed in the two cultures were a result of politics economy social life location and religion practiced in the two regions. These factors determined the general mentality of the inhabitants. The mentalities affected the stability of both cultures whether on the positive or negative side. It is also important to note that the stability of the two societies was greatly influenced by the geographical differences. . [...]
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Compare and contrast the ancient Sumerian and Egyptian societies in terms of geography, society, religion and social stratification. . Be sure to appropriately cite all work. Although there is no page requirement, you must answer the question thoroughly. You can earn a maximum of 50 points. Be sure to state which question you are answering. WARNING: IF YOU DO NOT CITE YOUR WORK THROUGH IN-TEXT CITATION OR PROVIDE A BIBLIOGRAPHY/REFERENCE PAGE, FIVE (5) POINTS WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE DEDUCTED.
Subject Area: History
Document Type: Capstone Project
