Which statement best explains why ancient egypt is considered a theocracy?
the country was ruled in the name of the gods.
priests were part of the ruling class.
the pharaoh was the gods’ representative on earth.
religious doctrine shaped the legal system.

The correct answer is C) the Pharaoh was God's representative on earth.

The statement that best explains why ancient Egypt was considered a Theocracy is: "the Pharaoh was God's representative on earth."

For the Egyptians, the Pharaoh was the representation of God incarnated Ra, the Sun, was the most prominent figure among the Pantheon of Gods or many Gods that the Egyptians had. Being the representative of God, the Pharaoh was treated with all kind of privileges and lived in marvelous palaces and when they die, they were placed in special chambers with many of his richness. The Pharaoh in Egypt was considered a divinity.

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