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How was the role of the pharaoh important?

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It was important because the pharaoh had to run all of Egypt and mantain, orangize, and lead the people in his kingdom.

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Why is the pharaoh important?
He was considered as a god.
What were the roles of a Pharaoh?
The Pharaohs of ancient Egypt were the Heads of State, Political and Religious leaders. The Hebrew word for 'pharaoh' is written 'Pe, Resh, Ayin, He' (P, R, Y*, H). "Pharaoh" is similar to the last...
What was a pharaohs role?
The pharaoh's role was to uphold the balance of Ma'at. Ma'at was the Ancient Egyptian concept of truth, balance, order, law, morality and justice. Consequently it was the pharaoh's job to uphold...
What role did Pharaoh's have?
- Watch over law courts - Supervise water systems and grain storage - Army leader - Trade expedition control - Appoint Priests - Perform religious duties - Oversee religious ceremonies and festivals
Why are the pharaohs important?
They run all of Egypt; they are just as important as Kings ruling over a country, or the President running the United States.