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Ancient Egypt would have been considered a Theocracy. A Gov't where the rulings where considered divine guidance interrupted through the use of clergy members. The Pharaoh was considered a living God, and his decrees where carried out mostly by priests in his court. Religion and Government was very close together unlike modern Kingdoms.
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What is the difference between modern and ancient Egypt?
ancient Egypt had a different religion and type of government. They also used hieroglyphics to write instead of Arabic. Modern Egypt has a president that is elected and not a living god pharaoh.
What type of government did ancient Egypt have using the taty the pharaoh the nomarch?
Monarchy
Three things that led to growth of government in ancient Egypt?
three things are farming, crafts, and trade created a need for government.
What are hierloglyphs?
They were the ancient form of picture-writing that was used in Egypt around 3000BC or so.
What is a theocracy and who is a pharaoh?
A Theocracy is a government run and influenced by a religion. A pharaoh is equivalent to a king in ancient Egypt.
