Why did ancient egyptians have a positive view about their gods and goddesses? a) the egyptians believed that their gods and goddesses controlled their daily lives. b)the egyptians thought that their gods and goddesses did not interfere with the nile river.
c)the nile river was more stable and predictable when it came to floods.
d)the egyptians were not engaged in wars as often as the mesopotamians.

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explanation:

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i think that the right answer is the aztecs