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Why were Egyptians loyal to the pharaoh?

Why were Egyptians loyal to the pharaoh?
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Why were Egyptians loyal to the pharaoh?

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not only was the pharaoh looked at as a unifying figure, the egyptians looked up to them as a god-like figure as well. hope that helps
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Because they believed that a strong ruler unified their kingdom and therefore, made Egypt better.

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