a historian wants to learn more about how laborers in egypt lived. which document would be the best for her to study? a pharaoh's letter to his son about how to be a warrior a fiction book about the raiding of an ancient tomb an ancient record on payments for the building of a pyramid an encyclopedia entry about the use of writing in ancient egypt

   An ancient record on payments for the building of a pyramid

Explanation:  If the historian wanted to know more about the life of the labourers in ancient Egypt, the most trusted source would be a record on payments for the building of a pyramid. In this way, besides how much the payment was, much more could be learned, what was the attitude towards the workers in terms of pay, their position in society, how well they could live or not, etc.

All other options offered regarding potential historical sources can give us details about religion, art, warfare, customs, such as a fiction book of a tomb or a letter from Pharaoh advising his son to become a good warrior, etc.

the hereditary right of a monarch to rule from the mandate of heaven

religion was the center of there society they practiced human sacrifices and which they believed kept there god strong and that he would keep bad guys away hope this