I WONDER - How Were Ancient Egyptian Slaves Treated?

The video discusses the harsh realities of slavery in Ancient Egypt, highlighting the severe conditions and punishments slaves endured. It explains the lack of legal protection and social restrictions, such as the inability to marry or own property. Despite these hardships, some slaves could earn their freedom or authority through exceptional skills or loyalty.

What were some of the severe consequences faced by Ancient Egyptian slaves for disobedience?

• They were sent to another household.

• They were given more work.

• They could be beaten, tortured, or killed.

• They were allowed to rest.

Which of the following was a restriction placed on Ancient Egyptian slaves?

• They were not allowed to marry.

• They could not travel.

• They were not allowed to speak.

• They could not eat certain foods.

How was the institution of slavery described in the transcript?

• A brutal and dehumanizing institution.

• A temporary arrangement.

• A necessary evil.

• A fair system.

What could happen to slaves who showed exceptional skills or loyalty?

• They were given gifts.

• They were given more work.

• They could be granted freedom.

• They were sent to another country.

In what way could a slave gain a position of authority within the household?

• By working for a certain number of years.

• By being the oldest slave.

• By showing exceptional skills or loyalty.

• By being related to the owner.