What can you infer from the fact that the pharaoh was both a king and a religious leader?

A)

The pyramids served as a place of worship.

B)

There was no separation of church and state in Ancient Egypt.

C)

The Ancient Egyptians did not share a common religion.

D)

The Ancient Egyptians worshiped many gods.

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Madalyn Potter

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5 July, 23:30

What can you infer from the fact that the pharaoh was both a king and a religious leader?

A)

The pyramids served as a place of worship.

B)

There was no separation of church and state in Ancient Egypt.

C)

The Ancient Egyptians did not share a common religion.

D)

The Ancient Egyptians worshiped many gods.

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Cohen Bailey · Answer 1

I would say D because Ancient Egypt had polytheistic periods then monotheistic and vice versa yet they also worshiped Pharoh like that of a god Anubis, Ra etc. The pyramids are a burial place from what I remember and Church and State wouldn't apply to Ancient Egypt.

What can you infer from the fact that the pharaoh was both a king and a religious leader?A)The pyramids served as a place of worship.B)There was no separation of church and state in Ancient Egypt.C)The Ancient Egyptians did not share a common religion.D)The Ancient Egyptians worshiped many gods.