In which way was the New Kingdom different from the Old and Middle Kingdoms? The government was a theocracy. T

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In which way was the New Kingdom different from the Old and Middle Kingdoms?

The government was a theocracy.
The territory of the empire greatly expanded.
Great monuments were constructed.
The kingdom began to trade with areas outside Egypt.

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The territory of the empire greatly expanded.

Explanation: The New Kingdom (c.1550–1070 BCE) became an imperial, militaristic era—pharaohs like Thutmose III and Ramses II conquered Nubia and reached into the Levant—whereas the Old and Middle Kingdoms were not expansive empires.

In which way was the New Kingdom different from the Old and Middle Kingdoms?

The government was a theocracy.
The territory of the empire greatly expanded.
Great monuments were constructed.
The kingdom began to trade with areas outside Egypt.

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In which way was the New Kingdom different from the Old and Middle Kingdoms? The government was a theocracy. The territory of the empire greatly expanded. Great monuments were constructed. The kingdom began to trade with areas outside Egypt.

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In which way was the New Kingdom different from the Old and Middle Kingdoms?

The government was a theocracy.
The territory of the empire greatly expanded.
Great monuments were constructed.
The kingdom began to trade with areas outside Egypt.