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The position of pharaoh was hereditary, meaning it was __________. A. assigned by the high priest B. passed from parent to child C. given to the wealthiest person D. obtained through military victory
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The position of pharaoh was hereditary, meaning it was __________.
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assigned by the high priest
B.
passed from parent to child
C.
given to the wealthiest person
D.
obtained through military victory
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B. passed from parent to child
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B. Passed from parents to child
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