Ancient Egypt was a very prosperous civilization because of the seven indicators within the society. One of the indicators that made ancient Egypt very efficient was government. The government of ancient Egypt was headed by the Pharaoh. The Pharaoh was the supreme head of government as well as religion. Since he could not run the entire government alone, he had line managers under him to run other aspects of the government. The vizier was also part of the government. The vizier was the overseer of the territory, to whom people could report. Having different people in government allowed more work to be done and better decisions to be made for civilization. The government had ordered society through taxation, laws and the organization of work. When laws were developed, they were codified. It was quite important: there were over 700 different hieroglyphs! Egyptian writing was done with ink and quill on papyrus paper. The pens they used were very sharp and fine reeds. The Egyptians obtained ink from plants by crushing them and mixing them with water. Writing was used in the scribal school, in the fields, in tombs, in the army, in government, and in temples. Writing was used everywhere! Writing was important in the decoration of tombs. The inscriptions on the tomb walls helped the Pharaoh access the afterlife. By keeping records, the government could monitor the situation in the country. For example: “They could see how much grain or animals were collected in taxes. » This was very important because it allowed civilization to remain organized and advanced. In conclusion, a return to ancient Egypt, through the seven indicators, has proven that it was an advanced and organized civilization. As government, religion, commerce, writing and record keeping flourished in ancient Egypt, we can see that this was a very systematic and unique approach.