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Donovan Michael
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17 May, 03:16
Why is ancient Egypt is considered Theocracy
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Manuel Hutchinson
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During the Old Kingdom, Egyptian rulers or pharaohs were seen as gods in human form by the common people. These pharaohs held the ultimate power in terms of ruling and owning the land. Due to the Egyptian people's belief that pharaohs were god, they entrusted many responsibilities to the ruler.
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