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Egyptians believed that the body and soul were connected and that if the body was destroyed, so was the soul. In that same school of thought, they built pyramids as lavish tombs, placing great treasures within for the king to take with him to the afterlife.
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Who did the Egyptians build the pyramids for?
The ancient egyptians build pyramids for the Egyptian pharoahs and kings.
Why did the Egpytains build great pyramids for their kings?
The Egyptians believed that the kings had a physical and spiritual body so they built the pyramids to fill them with supplies for the dead, like chairs, weapons, food, and even pets.
Why did the Egyptians build great pyramid for their kings?
Egyptians believed that the body and soul were connected and that if the body was destroyed, so was the soul. In that same school of thought, they built pyramids as lavish tombs, placing great treasures within for the king to take with him to the afterlife.
Who build the great pyramid?
Chuck Norris
Why was the pyramid important to Egyptians?
They used it to bury their kings, or pharaohs. They used it to build the pyramid for king Khufu
When did the egyptians build the great pyramids?
around 2500 BC
Why did the Egyptians build the Spinx?
Pyramids were built in Ancient Egypt as tombs, or burial places, for Egyptian pharaohs, or kings.
Why did they build the pyramid of Giza?
this is how the ancient Egyptians buried their Pharaohs (kings) and members of their royal families.
What did Egypt do to their kings?
Egyptians Praise Their Kings Because Egyptians Thought That Their King Was The God.
How many years did it take the Egyptians to build the Great Sphinx?
Around fifty. It took thousands of men to build it.
When and how did the Egyptians build their empire?
how did the egyptians build an empire.
What did the Egyptians build insted of pyramids?
The Egyptians also built their tombs in the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens. They also built temples to their gods, and obleskis (large, straight, pointed at the top, monuments) .
