How is the Egyptian history noted for it's continuity?

Answer 1

Continuity is noted for the Egyptian history because it was set by the gods of Egypt that Egyptian history should be cursed forever. That change in 1568 BC when Pharadoeh ruled and became speaker to the gods.

Answer 2

Ancient Egyptian culture was based entirely on continuity and conservatism as a result of the power of religion. Things did not change in any significant way for thousands of years because of this.

The Egyptians personalised this idea in the goddess Ma'at (hieroglyphs mAat), who stood for "doing the right thing, righteousness, truth, orderly management, justice, correctness". Doing anything other than what was mAat was effectively evil, sinful and wrong; this meant that the same things were always done in exactly the same way throughout Egyptian history - or until the influence of invaders took over.

Answer 3

they belived i after life