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Why Is King Tut A Good Leader
As a judge of King Tutkanhaten’s leadership qualities while being being pharaoh, he was a great leader because he was understanding, nice, and orderly. One reason King Tut was a good pharaoh is because he was understanding, therefore he made his subjects happy. Tutankhaten was able to make his subjects happy because before he became pharaoh he was a farmer, Tut knew what the wanted and needed. Another reason he was an exceptional pharaoh was because he was very nice, and he wasn’t as harsh as previous pharaohs such as Akhenaten. King Tut probably wasn’t as mean because he was a young child and he hadn’t learned to be malice. Last, but not least Tutankhaten was very organized which is a good trait to have while being a leader. He was was orderly

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