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Why was Ra significant to the Egyptians? They believed he killed Osiris. They believed he created the world. They believed he protected the Nile. They believed he ruled the unde…

Why was Ra significant to the Egyptians? They believed he killed Osiris. They believed he created the world. They believed he protected the Nile. They believed he ruled the unde…
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Why was Ra significant to the Egyptians?

They believed he killed Osiris.
They believed he created the world.
They believed he protected the Nile.
They believed he ruled the underworld.

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They believed he created the world.

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