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azncindy619

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Question 1

The Egyptian god Osiris was most closely associated with
 
  a. the sun, as the source of all life.
  b. rivers and the land.
  c. immortality via the mummification of the dead.
  d. the authority of kings and pharaohs.
  e. the protection of children and future generations.

Question 2

What was the foundation of ancient Egypt's economy?
 
  a. Foreign trade
  b. Artisans and craftsmen
  c. Slavery
  d. Agriculture
  e. Copper mining


fraziera112

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Reply #1 on: Sep 12, 2019

Answer 1

c

Answer 2

d


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