What did King Tut do to his father's religious reforms when he became king?

He reversed his father's reforms

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Increased trade during Hatshepsut's reign led to...

Egyptians gaining access to new resources

What was a social effect of King Akhenaton's religious reforms?

The military and economy grew weak, Priests lost power in Egypt

What was an effect of King Tutankhamen reversing King Akhenaten's religious reforms?

People were able to return to their former religious practices

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What did King Tut do to his father's religious reforms when he became king?
He reversed his father's reforms
He got rid of them and created his own
He made them into laws
He expanded his father's views to the whole kingdom
2
What made Hatshepsut's Kingdom peaceful and prosperous?
Her conquest over the Hyksos people
Reforming religious ideas
Her economic policies
Her expansion of the military
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How did King Ramses II expand the economy?
By using the military to protect trade routes & take back old territories
All of the above
By expanding trade
By conquering more territory
5
Hatshepsut was one of the few...
Female Pharaohs
To worship one god
Queens in Ancient Egypt
Pharaohs to enforce polytheistic views
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Increased trade during Hatshepsut's reign led to...
Egyptians being able to trade ivory
Egyptians having a harder time accessing resources
Egyptians gaining access to new resources
Egyptians being able to trade for tools
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What is something King Tut did as a way of reversing his father's decisions?
He opened the temples back up
All of the above
He moved the capital back to Memphis
He let people go back to their polytheistic views
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What was a social effect of King Akhenaton's religious reforms?
The military and economy grew weak
The priests converted to a new religion
Priests lost power in Egypt
The priests became more powerful
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What was an effect of King Tutankhamen reversing King Akhenaten's religious reforms?
Temples were closed down because they were not being used
Trade and the economy declined because he focused on religion
People were able to return to their former religious practices
The military to become more focused on religion
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What did King Ramses II use to improve the Egyptian Empire?
The military
New economic policies
New irrigation systems
New technologies

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