Akhenaten came to power around 1353 bce in ancient egypt and was most well-known for which of the following? winning a great victory against an invasion of the hittites creating a monotheistic religion that worshiped the sun god uniting the two different kingdoms of upper and lower egypt conquering the neighboring nations of nubia and syria

The answer is: creating a monotheistic religion that worshiped the sun god

Explanation:

Akhenaten (formerly known as Amenhotep IV) ruled Egypt during the period of the New Kingdom of Egypt. This moment in Egyptian history is, by far, the well documented of all and when happened a considerable cultural development. Akhenaten promoted a religious revolution, he banished all the traditional gods, an exception to Aten, a solar divinity. Doing this, he created a monotheistic religion. There are several controversies related to his period as pharao, and why he promoted this reformation. Many scholars argue that Akhenaten had political reasons to contain the priest's power.

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