A.
Egypt had little government, and its citizens had great freedom.
B.
Egypt was more of a geographic region than a nation or empire.
C.
Egypt's government controlled nearly all aspects of public life.
D.
Egypt was divided into many city-states that were independent.
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C. Egypt's government controlled nearly all aspects of public life.
The government of ancient Egypt was highly centralized and the pharaoh was considered both a political and religious leader, exerting control over various aspects of society, including law, agriculture, economy, and religion.
