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What goods helped Ancient Egypt raise to power?
the helped good that raised ancient Egypt power was gold, Stone's, foregrounds and minerals
What type of power did the pharaoh posses in Egypt?
In ancient Egypt, the supreme ruler was the pharaoh. He had absolute power of his kingdom.
What are the titles of those in power in Ancient Egypt?
Pharohs
What were people of wealth and power icalled in ancient Egypt?
Hands
How do you Describe the importance of the gods Osiris in the religion of ancient Egypt?
How ancient Egyptian religion supported the power of the pharaoh
What goods helped Ancient Egypt raise to power?
the helped good that raised ancient Egypt power was gold, Stone's, foregrounds and minerals
What type of power did the pharaoh posses in Egypt?
In ancient Egypt, the supreme ruler was the pharaoh. He had absolute power of his kingdom.
Who had the least power in ancient Egypt?
the peasants
What are the titles of those in power in Ancient Egypt?
Pharohs
Why did ancient Egypt lose power?
Because lack of money
What were people of wealth and power icalled in ancient Egypt?
Hands
What other civilizations competed with ancient Egypt for power?
gopher
Was power shared in ancient Egypt?
only with wealthy people and the pharoah.
What other means did the ancient Egyptians develop to power their boats?
A typical ancient boat in Egypt was propelled by wind.
How do you Describe the importance of the gods Osiris in the religion of ancient Egypt?
How ancient Egyptian religion supported the power of the pharaoh
What is a nome in ancient Egypt?
A Nome in ancient Egypt is was a subnational administrative division of ancient Egypt.
Is Egypt an ancient civilization?
Yes, because Egypt was first founded around 2200-2700 BC. ___________________ While it is true that Egypt's history goes back thousands of years, and the power and influence of ancient Egypt were great, the current political, cultural, ethnic and religious culture of Egypt has little to do with those ancient roots. There are connections, to be sure, but we hardly see the 'ancient civilization' functioning when we visit Egypt today.
