Ancient egyptian used both logographic and alphabetic elements.
a. hieroglyphics
c. stylus
b. calligraphy
d. cuneiform

a. hieroglyphics

Explanation:

The hieroglyphs are a combination of logograms, they are an ancient writing system that consists of both images and sounds- That is why linguists observe the use of hieroglyphics to note the phonemes, )sounds=) specific to a given language. The Egyptians had no alphabet, therefore every hieroglyphic could represent a single concept or sound. the characters that represented the sound are noted as phonograms, while the others are logograms they always have a specific meaning. The phonograms need to combinate in order to form words, then concepts or ideas.

For most of the Western world, we use an alphabet, therefore there is no need for learning so many characters, however, some ancient knowledge is kept today recorded in this way, and thus it is encouraged the study of old Egyptian. We can see this often in the works of archaeologists-

The correct answer is A) hieroglyphics.

Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics used both logographic and alphabetic elements.

In ancient Egypt, one of their writing systems were hieroglyphics. Indeed, Egyptians considered it as holy writings. Three important elements in this type of writing must be considered in order to interpret them: phonograms, that represented sound. Logograms, that represented words. And elements at the end of the hieroglyphic called derivatives that served to explain or clarify the idea. Everywhere you visit the Egyptians temple of Luxor or Karnak, you will find all the walls, pillars, and columns, full of hieroglyphic scripture.

"a government in which power is divided between state and national levels". federalism is a system of government in which entities such and state and province, share power with the national government.