At the very top of ancient Egyptian society stood the pharaoh.
The pharaoh was the embodiment of Horus, the sun god.
The pharaoh headed the government and was the chief priest in
the kingdom
The pharaoh was responsible for making sufficient offerings to the
gods to bless Egypt with a bountiful flooding of the Nile.
The Egyptian fokon
god Horus
20. These facts could be used as evidence in support of the view that--
A. the pharaoh did not exist in human form
B. the pharaoh could only be female
C. The Nile River Valley was a Theocracy and a Monarchy
D. the pharaohs authority was based on popular consent
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