What were Nefertiti's greatest accomplishments?

Answer 1

She supported her husband in their religious revolution. She also had 6 children
Nefertiti was the chief wife and consort of Amenhotep who would become known as Akhenaten, the Heretic Pharaoh. Nefertiti influenced and supported her husband in their religious revolution which changed Ancient Egypt from a polytheistic religion, with many gods, to monotheism (the worship of one god). The reasons for this radically change can only be guessed. Certainly the the priests of the Temple of Amun at Karnak had gained wealth and power and their authority challenged the role of the Pharaoh. The religious revolution totally reduced their power. Nefertiti was chief wife and consort of Amenhotep started their rule in Thebes. About 4 years into his reign Amenhotep, supported by Nefertiti, declared that all the old gods should be abandoned and replaced by a sole god - the Aten. Only Akhenaten and Nefertiti were allowed to directly worship the Aten. She changed her name to 'Neferneferuaten-Nefertiti' or 'The Aten is radiant because the-beautiful one has come'. And Nefertiti attained the power and status of a Pharaoh and co-ruler with Akhenaten. Her central role in the adoption of this new religion is witnessed in the artistic representations which adorn ancient temple walls. In year five of the reign the Pharaoh changed his name to Akhenaten. They started to build a new city called Amarna midway between Thebes and Memphis and in year seven of the reign the population of Thebes were forced to move to the new city of Amarna. Their rule became increasingly autocratic increasing the great resentment towards the new order even further. The influence of Nefertiti over Akhenaten decreased when sons were born to the Pharaoh's other wives one of whom was Tutankhamun. Nefertiti had only produced daughters but she arranged for her daughter Ankhesenpaaten to marry Tutankhamun ensuring that she would have considerable influence with the new Pharaoh.

Answer 2

Nefertiti and her husband, Akhenaten, were known for a religious revolution in which only one god, Aten, was worshipped. There is some speculation that she may have also served as the ruler named Neferneferuaten.

Answer 3

I don't know. But you can go on Google and find out. It is kind of hard to find her accomplishments.

she changed egypts religon from polytheistic to monotheistic.

polotheistic- belief in more than one god.

monotheistic- belief in one god.

she was married to Amenhotep IV of Egypt. they created their own city in Egypt. she had six children.

Answer 4

He was the first king

He was blue and pink

He spoke 85 languages

Answer 5

Neferitit changed all of Egypt from a polytheistic religion to a monothiesm religion and had 6 daughters (spelling is wrong)

Answer 6

ruling ove all of eguptiojns and startin thhe process of recycleing