__________ was the standard type of harmony in musical compositions prior to the late nineteenth century

In Egypt, which of the following would be portrayed most naturalistically?

a. a king b. a military leader c. a queen d. a person of lesser social rank

Although the scribe Dua-Khety spends much time describing the shortcomings of other lines of work, he also reminds his son how he should behave at school. What do the father’s words of advice tell us about the values of Egyptian society?

What will be an ideal response?