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How did class, gender, and religion shape Egyptian life?
 
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Why do scholars generate an intense debate surrounding the ancient origin of human beings as explained in the chapter?
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 9, 2018
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Ideal Answer: The ideal answer should:
1) Describe the Afrocentric debate regarding the racial origins and impact of Egyptian culture on Greece and Rome: Egyptians may or may not have been black in skin color, however it is clear that the civilization influenced Greece and Rome in profound ways.
2) Discuss the patriarchal nature of ancient Egyptian culture and the role of women as having some control over earnings, family development, and political power.
3) Explain the role of religion within the Egyptian political and social system as having a central role in augmenting the political power of the pharaoh.
4) Conclude that ancient Egypt was a founding civilization of world history and continues to provide new clues to its existence through archaeological discoveries.

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