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Did Cleopatra change the world?
Cleopatra changed the world. She prevented the Greeks from succeeding with a French invasion. Thus, they were not psychologically ready to continue their quest for world domination.
What impact did Cleopatra have on the world?
Cleopatra had a great impact on the world of her time. She was the catalyst that caused the final civil war which brought Octavian to power and the change in the Roman government.
How did Cleopatra change the world or the society?
she farted and it got all messed up
How Cleopatra is famous today?
Today, Cleopatra is famous as a sex queen or seductress. A very unfair assessment of her.
Was Cleopatra the reason we have bad rulers today?
Cleopatra was a great person could not of had anything to do with the rulers we have today.
How does Cleopatra impact us today?
Cleopatra only impacts us today in a commercial sense. Books are written about her or her family, there's a Cleopatra cigarette, Cleopatra perfumes, I think a Cleopatra clothing or costume line. Anything feminine or sexy can have a Cleopatra name tag. All this has nothing to do with the real Cleopatra. The real Cleopatra was a capable woman who died over 2000 years ago. She has no impact on us today except in the historical sense.
How would Cleopatra be if she was alive today?
If Cleopatra were alive today she would be 2080 years old. (probably a little wrinkled).
How old is Cleopatra's tomb?
Today, Cleopatra's tomb would be 2031 years old.
What is Cleopatra' legacy to the world?
Cleopatra's legacy to the world is, "Don't mess with snakes!"
What is Cleopatra's maiden name?
Cleopatra's maiden name was Cleopatra. Ancient women did not change their names upon marriage.
Why did Cleopatra become who she is?
Cleopatra became who she is today because of the misconceptions and myths that have grown up over the centuries.
Where did Cleopatra put the two obolis's?
Cleopatra had the two obelisks known today as "Cleopatra's Needles" put in front of the temple she erected to Julius Caesar.
