Great Achievements Are Worth The Great Pyramid Of Giza

Did you know it took 20 years of slave or worker hard working to make the Great pyramid of Giza? Well it did the working group had to work for most likely more than nine hours of the day for 20 whole years. Great achievements like this are worth the great injustices because they did it so there pharaohs could have a good afterlife, also because they were religious, and Another reason they did it was so they could have a good afterlife as well.
Great achievements are worth great injustices because, they built the pyramids so their pharaohs could save them in the afterlife. In the text it says “it was called the Great pyramid of Giza” So a Great pharaoh like pharaoh Khufu was buried in it. This shows they wanted pharaoh Khufu to be buried Great so he could exist in the afterlife. …show more content…
In the text it shows hieroglyphs that look like spiritual things. This shows that they made the pyramid and the white chapel for the pharaohs and gods. So they did this because of their religion so this great achievement is worth the great injustices.
The third reason great achievements are worth great injustices is because, the working group did the pyramid because they wanted to exist in the afterlife. In the text it shows hieroglyphes that look like peasants in the afterlife. This shows the peasants made the pyramids so they could exist in the