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Why was Hatshepsut a conspicuous part of Egyptian history?
 
  a. A new religion was created during this time.
  b. A new capital was built near present-day Cairo.
  c. She was the only woman pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty.
  d. He was the youngest pharaoh to rule in the Eighteenth Dynasty.
  e. Egyptian military conquests extended into India, under the rule of this pharaoh.

Question 2

Which of the following was one of the three main government divisions under the Legalist structure of central government?
 
  a. Health and medicine
  b. Trade and commerce
  c. Military supervision
  d. Scholarship and education
  e. Priests and religious regulation



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