<span>They were considered
dieties, or gods. As long as king and commoner alike honoured the gods
and obeyed the laws set down by them the balance was maintained and all
would be well. Should the Pharaoh fail all the world would suffer and
descend into the unthinkable state of anarchy. </span>
It is a toss up between the internet or a documentary when it comes to sources for your paragraph. As for actually writing, I think the journal would be the most useful. ;)
Answer:
Sorry we can't answer since we didn't read the story but i wiil give u the rules that can help u
<u>First-person point of view :</u> when writer uses in the story pronouns like: I, me, myself,we, us, or ourselves... (writer talking about himself)
<u>Second-person point of view:</u> when writer uses in the story pronouns like: YOU, YOUR, YOURSELF... (writer talking about you, the reader)
<u>Third-person point of view</u>: when writer uses in the story pronouns like: He, She, They, It, his, him, her ,their, himself, herself, itself, themselves.... (writer talking about any person but not present)
Hoped i benefit u...
Answer:
A. In the past
Explanation: Every prepositional phrase is a series of words consisting of a preposition and its object.