Question

what is one way that king tutankhamen reversed akhenaton’s religious reforms?
○ he reopened the old temples.
○ he rededicated a temple to aten.
○ he rejected the worship of many gods.
○ he moved the capital away from memphis.

Explanation:

Akhenaton promoted the worship of Aten (monotheistic worship of Aten) and closed old temples of traditional gods. King Tutankhamen (Tutankhamun) reversed these reforms: reopening old temples of traditional gods (polytheistic worship) is a key action. The option "He rededicated a temple to Aten" would continue Akhenaton’s reform, "He rejected the worship of many gods" is what Akhenaton did, and moving the capital away from Memphis isn't related to reversing religious reforms. So the correct option is the one about reopening old temples.

Answer:

A. He reopened the old temples.