Which is a likely reason why a minor pharaoh like tutankhamen was buried in such a magnificent tomb?
a. he was the first to be buried in the desolate valley known as the valley of the kings
b. he was a favorite relative of the previous ruler akhenatom
c. nobles were happy he was dead because he neglected his duty of defending the empire
d. he returned to egyptian religion to its familiar gods after the failed experiment of akhenaton

The correct answer is D.

Tutankhamen was the first Pharaoh after the religious, social and political revolution of the Atenist period. Before Tutankhaten, the Pharaoh Akhenaten decided to dissolve the traditional Egyptian religion, taking the power from the priests, abandoning the worship to the god Amun and the other deities and establishing a monotheist religion with Aten as the unique sun god. For that reason, Akhenaten was labeled by the priests as the "heretic Pharaoh."

When Tutankhamen ascended to the throne he decided to return to the old traditions, re-establishing the worship to Amun and the other deities and giving the power back to the priests. Thus, when he passed away, the priests buried him in a magnificent tomb for his journey to the other world.

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the answer to your question is a. the salt plains

in 1811, he led an expedition, known as the george c. sibley expedition, to improve relations with the pawnee and kansa tribes, and also to locate the rumored jefferson's salt mountain