How did Akhenaton's reforms affect the priests of the old religion? The priests lost power in Egypt. The priests supported Akhenaton. The priests helped move the capital. The priests converted to the new religion,

The correct option is A) The priests lost power in Egypt.

Explanation:

One of the notable reforms that Akhenaton effected was the amalgamation of all gods into one the Aten which is typified by the sun extending its rays downwards in via little hands.

As a result, brought to closure the operations of other temples belonging to other gods and made himself the sole priest to the new god.

It is important to note that with the death of Akhenaton, this new religion ended and the Egyptians resumed the worship of other gods.

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