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I think it was when the Romans came through and established the Roman Empire and Christianity and stuff...
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What pharaoh eliminated monotheism from Egypt?
Menes
WHEN did Akhenaton change Egypt to monotheism?
he didn't
This king changed the religion of Egypt from polytheism to monotheism?
Aknahten
Who was the Pharaoh who brought monotheism to Egypt?
Akhenaten is the pharaoh who is largely credited for instilling monotheism as the main religion in Ancient Egypt. Though the cult of the god Ra had been growing already, Akhenaten decided to enforce his own brand of monotheism: worship centered around Aten, the disk of the sun.
What is monotheism What is polytheism Did the ancient Egyptians believe in monotheism or polytheism?
Monotheism is the belief in one god (Jews, Christians, Muslims). Polytheism is the belief in many gods(ancient Greece). Egypt also had a polytheistic religion.
What pharaoh changed Egypt's religion to monotheism and ignored his duties because of this religion?
PHARAOH AKHENATON changed Egypt's religion to monotheism. While he refused to propitiate the gods he had banned, he did perform all necessary secular duties of Pharaoh.
Why did Egypt become part of the Persian Empire?
The Persian King Cambyses II conquered it and Libya and established a Persian governor.
In what culture did monotheism first emerge?
A:Probably the Aryan culture of southern Russia. This is where the monotheistic religion of Zoroastrianism emerged. Monotheism later emerged briefly in Egypt and in Judah.
What was piankhis major accomplishment?
Piankhi united Kush and Egypt, established dynasty on Egypt's throne
What was the name of the god worshipped during Egypt's brief move towards monotheism?
Amon Re
What is monotheism and why was this different than what had been practiced in Egypt before the arrivals of Jews?
Monotheism is a belief structure that recognizes only one god. Ancient Egyptians worshiped over 40.
Who established Egypt?
kings first established 'Egypt', but it was only one king who united both upper and lower Egypt, becoming Pharaoh over a huge, united state.
