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Weegy: Egyptians bury daily objects with the pharaohs and mummify them because Egyptians believed that the afterlife was similar to the living world. (More)

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Weegy: During the New Kingdom did Egypt reach the greatest extent of its territory. User: _______ was the largest Sumerian city-state. A. Eridu B. Babylon C. Ur D. Uruk Weegy: Uruk was the largest Sumerian city-state. User: The pharaoh __________ is the most famous female pharaoh who expanded trade and built monumental works. A. Hatshepsut B. Sneferu C. Sobekneferu D. Ramses II Weegy: The Pharaoh "Hatshepsut" is the most famous female pharaoh who expanded trade and built monumental works. User: Which of the following calculations of time is an example of how Sumerian mathematics still influences the world today? A. 7 days in a week B. 100 years in a century C. 60 minutes in an hour D. 10 years in a decade Weegy: 60 seconds in a minute, 60 minutes in an hour is an example of Sumerian mathematics that still influences the world today. User: Which of the following is a concept from Daoism? A. Being one with nature B. Understanding that suffering is caused by desire C. Respecting one's elders D. Implementing a caste system Weegy: Being one with nature is a concept from Daoism. User: _______ is a belief system which holds that non-human beings and objects have souls and spirits. A. Mysticism B. Confucianism C. Animism D. Isla (More)

Weegy: Animism is a belief system which holds that non-human beings and objects have souls and spirit. User: How did Socrates lay the foundation for Plato's writings? A. Socrates was able to produce writing that went out to the masses. B. Socrates began a school where he educated students like Plato, laying the foundations for his own branch of philosophy. C. Plato began to educate his students on the errors in Socrates writing, eventually writing them down and beginning his writing career. D. Plato began to establish his own party of followers, who then introduced him to Socrates (More)