How did the pharaoh Amenhotep try to reduce the influence of Egyptian priests? a
He moved the capital city to a new location.
b
He tried to convince people he was a God.
c
He introduced a new religion.
d
He no longer allowed priests to be advisers.

B

Explanation: Amenhotep’s father, Tuthmosis IV, left his son an empire of immense size, wealth, and power. The Egyptologist Zahi Hawass writes, “Amenhotep III was born into a world where Egypt reigned supreme. Its coffers were filled with gold, and its vassals bowed down before the mighty rulers of the Two Lands [Egypt]” (27). He was only twelve years old when he came to the throne and married Tiye in a royal ceremony. It is a significant aspect of Amenhotep’s relationship with his wife that, immediately a...

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