Can you state some details about the difference between the Buddhism religon and the Ancient Egyptian religon?

I need to find the differences between the Ancient Egyptian religion and the the Buddhism religion for a project in SS in middle school.





Can you help?|||Buddhism is non-theistic (doesn't have a god).


Ancient Egyptian religion was polytheistic (had lots of gods).





And LOADS of other differences, but that will do for starters. What sort of an answer does a teacher expect to a question like this? It's like asking





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