Religion in ancient Egypt was vital to society because it

A) proved that the Pharaoh was practically a god.

B) provided all people with a sense of stability.

C) prevented the priestly class from attempting to overthrow the Pharaoh.

D) gave peasants hope that they could improve their status in the next life.

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Religion in ancient Egypt was vital to society because it

A) proved that the Pharaoh was practically a god.

B) provided all people with a sense of stability.

C) prevented the priestly class from attempting to overthrow the Pharaoh.

D) gave peasants hope that they could improve their status in the next life.

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Dax Campbell · Answer 1

Religion in Ancient Egypt was not created for the reason of making a pharaoh look to the eyes of those as a god. But, religion did make the people think the pharaoh was a god.