Occupying the southern most part of the Balkan Peninsula, Greece and its many islands (almost 1,500) extend southward from the European continent into the Aegean, Cretan, Ionian, Mediterranean and Thracian seas.
The early egyptians believed in the life after death that would be everlasting. They came to this belief or conclusion based on the daily observations. For example, every evening sun falls and sets in the west and every morning the sun borns and rises from the east.
They also believed that life after death could be possible only if certain conditions are met i.e. the body has to be mummified and must be provided a proper tomb with everything that the body will need in the after life.
So the correct option which reflect the Egyptians belief about afterlife is Option A: Egyptians believed in an afterlife in which people would need their bodies
It led to the collapse of the feudal system
