Question

A twentieth-century Egyptian war memorial takes the shape of a pyramid. How does this memorial recall ancient design to honor the dead?

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Responses

The ancient pyramid was a structure built by hardworking soldiers.
The ancient pyramid was a structure built by hardworking soldiers.

The ancient pyramid was a memorial structure to celebrate dead soldiers.
The ancient pyramid was a memorial structure to celebrate dead soldiers.

The ancient pyramid was designed to hold Pharaoh’s soldiers.
The ancient pyramid was designed to hold Pharaoh’s soldiers.

The ancient pyramid was a memorial structure to the dead.
The ancient pyramid was a memorial structure to the dead.

Answer 1

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The twentieth-century Egyptian war memorial taking the shape of a pyramid recalls ancient design by mimicking the form of the ancient Egyptian pyramids, which were monumental structures built as tombs for pharaohs and elites. By using the pyramid shape for the war memorial, it symbolizes strength, endurance, and eternity – all qualities associated with ancient Egyptian culture and beliefs. Furthermore, the pyramid shape evokes a sense of timelessness and a connection to Egypt's rich history, honoring the dead soldiers in a way that pays homage to the country's ancient traditions.