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Why was Ra significant to the Egyptians? O They believed he killed Osiris. O They believed he created the world. O They believed he protected the Nile. They believed he ruled the underworld,
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Why was Ra significant to the Egyptians?
O They believed he killed Osiris.
O They believed he created the world.
O They believed he protected the Nile.
They believed he ruled the underworld,
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I think it is they believed he created the world for sure i study this before lol good luck
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i believe it is -They believed he created the world.
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