In order to gain more power, this king attempted to change Egypt's religion to a monotheistic religion and then changed his name to Akhenaton which indicated that he, himself, believed that he was the spirit of the one god, Aton. *

A. Ahmose

B. Hatshepsut

C. Tutankhamen

D. Amenhotep

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Chanel Watson

16 July, 03:03

In order to gain more power, this king attempted to change Egypt's religion to a monotheistic religion and then changed his name to Akhenaton which indicated that he, himself, believed that he was the spirit of the one god, Aton. *

A. Ahmose

B. Hatshepsut

C. Tutankhamen

D. Amenhotep

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Kyla Green · Answer 1

The correct in this case is D - Amenhotep IV.

He was one of Egypt's pharaohs that had a long reign as he reigned for 17 years. He is mostly known due to the fact that he was trying to change Egypt from a polytheistic (many gods) to monotheistic (one god) civilization. After his death, this practice was abandoned mostly however and the polytheistic beliefs of old times returned.

In order to gain more power, this king attempted to change Egypt's religion to a monotheistic religion and then changed his name to Akhenaton which indicated that he, himself, believed that he was the spirit of the one god, Aton. *A. AhmoseB. HatshepsutC. TutankhamenD. Amenhotep

In order to gain more power, this king attempted to change Egypt's religion to a monotheistic religion and then changed his name to Akhenaton which indicated that he, himself, believed that he was the spirit of the one god, Aton. *

A. Ahmose

B. Hatshepsut

C. Tutankhamen

D. Amenhotep