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What is an Egyptian invention or achievement and how did it change the Egyptians life?
They had their own written language
Was pharaoh Akhenaten a good leader?
yes, because he is the only Egyptian pharaoh who wishes for a change in his country, and that's for having only one god, who is aton, but he failed to do that.
Who did Pharaoh akhenaten worship?
Amun, the sun god. He wanted Egypt to be a monotheistic civilization, but the priests did not approve of this change. Almost immediately after Akhenaten died the priests change Egypt back into a polytheistic civilization.
Which New Kingdom pharaoh caused resistance and turmoil when he tried to force Egyptians to worship only the god Aten?
The answer is Aton. When he gained the throne, the priests of Ra were trying to usurp his power. He finally got fed up and destroyed the old religion, to replace one god, the sun god named Aten. He named his son Tut-Anhk-Aten (he later changed it to Tut-Anhk-Amon). Becuase of the change he became known as the heretic king, and was the least popular king in Egyptian history.
What was some of amenhoteps achievements?
Akhenaten was a pharaoh of Egypt who ruled from 1353 to 1336 BCE. He is most well known for attempting to change Egyptians polytheistic religion to a monotheistic worship of Aten. During his reign he implemented a building plan in Thebes and developed the city.
What is an Egyptian invention or achievement and how did it change the Egyptians life?
They had their own written language
Who was the pharaoh who believed in monotheism?
Akhenaten (A Pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt) abandoned traditional Egyptian polytheism and promoted worship centered on the Aten (god of the sun), which is sometimes described as monotheistic or henotheistic (a god in a position of superiority in a pantheon of gods). This change did not survive his death around 1335 BCE.
Why do you think that the peacful relationship between the Egyptian and Nubians change over time?
the egyptians developed nukes
What radical change in Egyptian religion did Amenhotep IV decree?
He mandated worship of one god exclusively
What radical change in Egyptian religion did Amenhotep IV Akhenaten decree?
He mandated worship of one god exclusively
Was pharaoh Akhenaten a good leader?
yes, because he is the only Egyptian pharaoh who wishes for a change in his country, and that's for having only one god, who is aton, but he failed to do that.
Was amenhotep a good leader?
yes, because he is the only Egyptian pharaoh who wishes for a change in his country, and that's for having only one god, who is aton, but he failed to do that.
Who did Pharaoh akhenaten worship?
Amun, the sun god. He wanted Egypt to be a monotheistic civilization, but the priests did not approve of this change. Almost immediately after Akhenaten died the priests change Egypt back into a polytheistic civilization.
What did Akhenaton try to do?
Akhenaten, or Amenhotep IV, tried to change the Egyptian religion. He wanted everyone to worship the sun god, (not Ra, the element) Aten.
Which New Kingdom pharaoh caused resistance and turmoil when he tried to force Egyptians to worship only the god Aten?
The answer is Aton. When he gained the throne, the priests of Ra were trying to usurp his power. He finally got fed up and destroyed the old religion, to replace one god, the sun god named Aten. He named his son Tut-Anhk-Aten (he later changed it to Tut-Anhk-Amon). Becuase of the change he became known as the heretic king, and was the least popular king in Egyptian history.
How did egyptians believe the pharaoh was related to gods?
Egyptians believed that their pharaoh was a demi-god. He was not as powerful as the gods themselves, but he was a relative of theirs and able to communicate with them. One of the pharaoh's responsibilities was to appeal to the gods so they would make the sun rise in the morning and the annual inundation happen again. If these natural phenomena were not to occur, the pharaoh would be held responsible because the people would believe the gods did not like him. However, they always did, so people were usually very pleased with their pharaoh. This is part of the reason there were so few assassinations in ancient Egyptian society.The ancient egyptians thought the pharaoh was the son of gods and a god himself. One powerful king of Egypt named Ramses the second a.k.a Ramses the great made Egypt powerful through war. Another pharaoh named Hatsheptsut (the first woman pharaoh) made Egypt powerful through trade and waging war. One of the places she traded with is Punt. There was this weird king named Akentan changed the whole egyptians religion. He wanted them to believe one god named Aton. he didn't last very long and then 3 years after he died king tut took over. King tut depended on his advisors. They told him to change the religion back to the way it was. King Tut died when he was 19 years old.
Who was the Pharaoh during the time of Abraham?
In spite of Joseph supposedly rising to be second only to the pharaoh himself, there is nothing in the extensive Egyptian records that mentions him, directly or even indirectly. The seven years of plenty and the seven lean years can not be identified. Historically, the change in status of the Egyptian landholders, from owners to serfs, seems to have occurred much earlier than in the biblical account. Thus it is not possible to identify which pharaoh would have been in Genesis.
