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tichca

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All of the following are aspects of Hatshepsut's temple EXCEPT that
 
  A. its central shrine is in the pure pyramid shape.
  B. it is built with the post-and-lintel style of construction.
  C. it uses both round columns and rectangular pillars.
  D. it was carved into the face of a cliff

Question 2

In the Egyptian societal hierarchy, what group would have been just above the peasants?
 
  A. large landowners
  B. slaves
  C. priests
  D. artisans



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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