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| + | The evolution from unorganized tribes to a kingship lay at the heart of Egyptian civilization. From the treatment of a king as a living god and the myths surrounding this to the complex system of workers that worked below them, the kings of Egypt shaped society in ways that would last for years to come. | ||
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| + | https://www.montclair.edu/chss/center-heritage-archaeological-studies/news-and-events/divine-kingship-egypt/ | ||
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| + | Manual pg 125 | ||
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Return to History 8 Egypt Questions
The evolution from unorganized tribes to a kingship lay at the heart of Egyptian civilization. From the treatment of a king as a living god and the myths surrounding this to the complex system of workers that worked below them, the kings of Egypt shaped society in ways that would last for years to come.
Sources:
Manual pg 125
