Akhenaten dismantled the ancient egyptian religion by outlawing the worship of many gods and establishing a new religion that had a single god. a. true b. false

   True

Explanation:  Akhenaten, or even known as Amenhotep, was Pharaoh of ancient Egypt, who ruled for seventeen years. He abandoned traditional Egyptian polytheism and established a kind of monotheistic religion, where religious practice and all religious services were dedicated to the god Aten. God Aten is a kind of supreme god that is identified with the Sun. Later, in giving more importance to the monotheistic god, it is forbidden to use his name, as a God who has no name, which is a feature of the universal monotheistic deity.

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