N what way was the government of Ancient Egypt different from the government of Mesopotamia? A. Ancient Egyptians did not elect anyone for government positions. B. Ancient Egypt was an oligarchy; only a few leaders ruled at a time. C. The Ancient Egyptians were ruled by kings and elected advisors. D. Ancient Egyptian government was ruled by priests and spiritual leaders.

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2 December, 14:58

N what way was the government of Ancient Egypt different from the government of Mesopotamia? A. Ancient Egyptians did not elect anyone for government positions. B. Ancient Egypt was an oligarchy; only a few leaders ruled at a time. C. The Ancient Egyptians were ruled by kings and elected advisors. D. Ancient Egyptian government was ruled by priests and spiritual leaders.

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Emery Owen · Answer 1

The government of Ancient Egypt was different from the government of Mesopotamia:

A. Ancient Egyptians did not elect anyone for government positions.

Ancient Mesopotamia was ruled by kings as well, but there was a collection of "wise men" who were chosen and elected by the citizens. These wise men could overrule the king.