One of the Main Purposes of Egyptian Religion Was to Provide

question 9

Multiple Choice

One of the main purposes of Egyptian religion was to provide

• A) control over the populace.
• B) a sense of purpose to the common folk.
• C) a feeling of contentment for the people.
• D) a sense of stability for the society as a whole.
• E) justification for the pharaohs to serve as god-kings.

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