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How did the pharaohs use theocracy?

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How did pharaohs use theocracy in their power?

Pharaohs used theocracy (aka gods) to exert fear in their people and constituents. They basically made the masses think that the gods would have wrath upon them if they didn't obey their leader. This allowed them to have more influence over them easier.


The ancient Egyptian pharaohs held both a political and religious title What was the political title?

Theocracy


How can you use the word theocracy in a sentence?

theocracy is the government method in Islam.


Who leads in a theocracy?

Religious Clergy (like Iranian Ayatollahs in Modern Iran or French Cardinals in Medieval France) or Purported Gods (like the Egyptian Pharaohs in Ancient Egypt or Japanese Emperors before World War II) rule directly in a Theocracy.


What are the similarities of theocracy and theocracy?

No real similarity. A democracy is represented by the people through the use of votes. A theocracy is run by the church leaders who tell the people what to do.


What countries use religion in their government?

Vatican City is the only Christian theocracy on earth at this time.


Form of government in which one individual ruled as both religious leader and king?

The form of government you are referring to is a theocracy, where the ruler governs with divine authority and is both the political and religious leader of a society. Examples include ancient Egypt with the pharaohs and the Vatican City with the Pope.


What countries use theocracy as government?

iran


How do you use theocracy in a sentence?

DEFINITION: Theocracy: form of government inwhich the leader claims to rule on behalf of a god. SENTENCE: The king or shah is claiming that he is king because of theocracy by a god.


Where did theocracy originate?

Theocracy originated in ancient cultures, with one of the earliest examples being in ancient Egypt, where pharaohs were considered divine rulers and intermediaries between gods and people. Additionally, Mesopotamian city-states practiced forms of theocracy, with priests holding significant power and authority in governance. The concept was further developed in religious societies, such as ancient Israel, where leaders were believed to be appointed by God.


What did the pharaohs use the pyramid for?

as a tomb