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Which of these was one of the beliefs of the ancient Egyptians? A. Art should be created for art's sake. B. God is represented on earth by the Holy Spirit. C. Painting should reflect democratic values.
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Which of these was one of the beliefs of the ancient Egyptians?
A. Art should be created for art's sake.
B. God is represented on earth by the Holy Spirit.
C. Painting should reflect democratic values.
D. Everything is controlled by the gods.
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D is right, they had a god for pretty much everything and depending on how things went they would blame those things on whichever god was in charge of that.
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They believe there were different gods for different things
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