How are the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt and U.S. Presidents similar, and how are they different?

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Similar: They both rule their country Different: pharoahs got/get picked by the weather (they believed that the weather was god speaking to them), and the US president gets picked by the people of America.

guajiro [1.7K]4 years ago

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Pharaohs are different from president by, The pharaoh has his whole life to rule, which is usually more than 4-8 years. That's how long the president has to get what he want done. The president has to keep good relations with other countries. The pharaoh is isolated with natural buffers no worries for him!

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