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©SOPHIABENNET@2024/2025 Wednesday, August 21, 2024 12:13 PM 1 Mort 203- History of Funeral Directing Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Common beliefs & rights of Modern American Society - Answer️️ - life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness the dead merit which personal funeral services from a lay occupation - Answer️️ -embalming, dressing, casketing, viewing, service, disposition American mortuary beliefs descends from - Answer️️ - humanitarianism The following 3 are super imposed over a dominant Judeo-Christian tradition born out of Hebrew religious & ethical concepts - Answer️️ -greek aesthetics, roman law, ancient teutonic vigor Theology of sunworship - Answer️️ -believed the sun was the center of the universe Cult of Osiris - Answer️️ -God of Underworld & judge of the dead; interest in afterlife & immortality Circle of Necessity - Answer️️ -3,000 year journey to the sun and back to reassemble "elements" in the body of the dead "elements" of the dead - Answer️️ -ba, yakhu, name, shadow, heart, ka ©SOPHIABENNET@2024/2025 Wednesday, August 21, 2024 12:13 PM 2 The Ka - Answer️️ -eternal life force of the body, spirit guide that demanded attention from the living Anubis - Answer️️ -Guardian of the dead who took souls to underworld, son of Osiris, black jackal head, grim reaper, god of embalming Why did Egyptians embalm? - Answer️️ -to get body ready for reassembly after journey to the sun, soul had to be returned to body for resurrection How did plagues affect burial motives? - Answer️️ -putrefaction would seep into soil if not buried, sealed tombs kept things sanitary, Nile river would overflow seasonably and wash up bodies not buried deep enough How deep would bodies need to be buried along Nile river - Answer️️ -6-8' underground, on a bed of charcoal abo

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Mort 203- History of Funeral Directing Exam
Study Guide with Complete Solutions

Common beliefs & rights of Modern American Society - Answer✔️✔️-
life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness

the dead merit which personal funeral services from a lay
occupation - Answer✔️✔️-embalming, dressing, casketing,

viewing, service, disposition

American mortuary beliefs descends from - Answer✔️✔️-
humanitarianism

The following 3 are super imposed over a dominant Judeo-Christian
tradition born out of Hebrew religious & ethical concepts -
Answer✔️✔️-greek aesthetics, roman law, ancient teutonic vigor

Theology of sunworship - Answer✔️✔️-believed the sun was the
center of the universe

Cult of Osiris - Answer✔️✔️-God of Underworld & judge of the dead;
interest in afterlife & immortality

Circle of Necessity - Answer✔️✔️-3,000 year journey to the sun and
back to reassemble "elements" in the body of the dead

"elements" of the dead - Answer✔️✔️-ba, yakhu, name, shadow,
heart, ka




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The Ka - Answer✔️✔️-eternal life force of the body, spirit guide that
demanded attention from the living

Anubis - Answer✔️✔️-Guardian of the dead who took souls to
underworld, son of Osiris, black jackal head, grim reaper, god of
embalming

Why did Egyptians embalm? - Answer✔️✔️-to get body ready for
reassembly after journey to the sun, soul had to be returned to
body for resurrection

How did plagues affect burial motives? - Answer✔️✔️-putrefaction
would seep into soil if not buried, sealed tombs kept things
sanitary, Nile river would overflow seasonably and wash up bodies
not buried deep enough

How deep would bodies need to be buried along Nile river -
Answer✔️✔️-6-8' underground, on a bed of charcoal above flood plain

Embalming High Rank individuals - Answer✔️✔️-evisceration, resins
and spices, viscera removed, canopic jars body bandaged, street
procession, placed in tomb

The "Balance" - Answer✔️✔️-the heart of the dead man is weiged
against a feather by Anubis, god of death. If balance unfavorable,
heart is eaten by monster Ament

embalming Middle Class - Answer✔️✔️-no evisceration, body is
injected with cedar oil & soaked in natron



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