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In early Egyptian civilization, the six levels of the pyramids represented A. the six steps to heaven B the six gods C. the social classes in their society D. the six rivers alongside which their civilization
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In early Egyptian civilization, the six levels of

the pyramids represented
A. the six steps to heaven
B the six gods
C. the social classes in their society
D. the six rivers alongside which their civilization was built

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

It seems the most logical answer.

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