Which best describes the pharaoh's connection to the ancient Egyptian economy? (1 point)

O The pharaoh concerned himself with religious matters and let government advisers manage the

economy.

O The pharaoh taxed all goods made in Egypt and controlled what was made or purchased.

The pharaoh took a hands-off approach to business in Egypt and let the citizens control the

money.

The pharaoh invented coin money and controlled the supply and flow of the money from his

residence.

Option:  The pharaoh concerned himself with religious matters and let government advisers manage the economy.

Explanation:

The Egyptians people considered the pharaohs to be God Horus who possesses supreme power and mediator between God and humanity. Pharaohs maintain their position as the high power of temples, laws, and land. He also led ceremonies and build temples to honour Gods. The ancient Egyptian economy controlled by the bureaucracy which monitored or controlled productions and trade. They used the barter system to exchange and buy foods in place of currency (coin).  

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explanation:

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