Cleopatra lost her power as a result of her avarice. She overreached herself by taking on Rome. Now she knew very well that Egypt could not defeat Rome militarily, so she tried to forge family ties with the two most powerful men of her time. After Caesar was killed, she turned her attention to Antony forging a partnership with him that she thought would ultimately bring her the rulership of not only her part of the world, but possibly of Rome itself. Her dreams of power turned into a nightmare of reality when Octavian entered Egypt and dethroned her.
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Cleopatra rose to power when Julius Caesar set her up on the throne.
Cleopatra lost the throne in 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.
Cleopatra was reinstalled on the throne by Julius Caesar.
Cleopatra lost the war and her power due to Antony's poor generalship and her own stubborn insistence on staying at Actium when her presence there was causing disruption among Antony's supporters.
Cleopatra's ambitions caused her country to lose its independence and become a vassal of Rome. Another conquest of Egypt by a foreign power was her legacy to her country.
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Basically all Cleopatra did as queen was to over reach herself and lose her kingdom.
Cleopatra rose to power when Julius Caesar set her up on the throne.
Cleopatra. She commited suicide.
Cleopatra lost the throne in 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.
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She lost the Battle of Actium.
she never lost Egypt
Cleopatra was reinstalled on the throne by Julius Caesar.
Cleopatra's father did have a will. His will was to leave the power and the kingdom to Cleopatra and her younger brother. Then, Cleopatra was only 18 and her brother was only 12
Cleopatra lost the war and her power due to Antony's poor generalship and her own stubborn insistence on staying at Actium when her presence there was causing disruption among Antony's supporters.