What is the conclusion if you are writing about King Tutankhamun?

Answer 1

a conclusion can be like he died from this or hes famouse for this and all of the important stuff about king tut ok tutankhamun he was a very young ruler he also died young .

personality traits where that he was half man half god (as his people belived him to be ).

When he ruled: he rose to the thron at only about nine years of age.

What he was famous for:king tut was famous for his tomb.

he was also known for being a young ruler.

Tomb/death:Life ended abruptly.The only recoreds of his life where on his tomb.

THEY THINK HE DIED FROM 3 THINGS ETHIER A WAR WHOMB

ALL HIS CRASHES

OR SOMEONE KILLING HIM

Answer 2

If you have already written your material all the way up to the conclusion, it is hard to imagine that you don't know what the conclusion is. Maybe it is just a matter of reading what you have written, pretending to be a person exposed to the material for the very first time. You might be left with a sense of mystery, wanting to know about the many gaps in the story. Maybe you wrote something about the religious revolutions that happened before Tutankhamun, and you found material that leads you to think certain things about what he did, if anything, to restore some of the religious balance that existed before the time of his predecessor Amenhotep IV. Maybe you have read a little about what Egypt was like after Tutankhamun, and you have something to say about what role he might have played in the transition.

As little as there is to know about Tutankhamun, there is enough to go in a few different directions. No one can give you the conclusion but you, or perhaps others who have read what you have written so far.