Cleopatra

Cleopatra went to school at letiecoot hightown school when she was 5 and stop when she was 15 years old and become queen

On the statues that are believed to be Cleopatra, she is shown wearing a triple uraeus. That is a crown with three snake heads (cobras) on it. The snake head crown was common among the Pharaohs, not something unique to Cleopatra.

There is a historical record of Cleopatra's rule over the occupants in the Mediterranean and Middle East. The major civilizations affected by her rule had written languages. The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians and more, wrote their accounts of her reign. There is much information on line and it other sources for Cleopatra.

In today's popular thinking about Cleopatra, a Cleopatra allusion would be any girl who gets what she want through sex. A temprtress. A femme fatal.

Nerifetti the long dead Queen of Egypt by Cleopatra's time (hated 4 believing in 1 god)
There is no definitive answer one who inspired Cleopatra. It could have been her ancestor, Alexande the Great, or her friend, Olympus. It could even been her desire to save her place at the throne. This we are not sure of.

Cleopatra VII more than likely dressed in the Greek ladies chiton for everyday wear. For public and religious ceremonies she dressed as the goddess Isis, as she thought of herself as being the reincarnation of that goddess.

Cleopatra died in 30 BC. She died 2,041 years ago.

they never married, as Caesar was already married when they were together. after Caesar died, Cleopatra had no reason to stick around in rome, so she went back to egyot

Unfortunately for her and for Egypt, Cleopatra was not a very good leader. She inherited a weak but wealthy country which, at least in Alexandria, did not want her as their queen. It was only through the intervention of Julius Caesar that she reigned. She needed the Roman troops Caesar left in Egypt to keep her on the throne and after Caesar's death, she had to ally herself with Marc Antony in order to prevent a Roman takeover. She needed the support and good will of powerful Romans in order to keep her position as she had no army or neighboring allies who could or would help her.

learn to be successful and believe that anyone can do anything and to also trust in my self

suicide-the cause of her death was the asp snake.

Yes, Cleopatra was born in 69 BC. BC means "Before Christ".

No one knows. It has remained a mystery for over 2 thousand years. No one even knows if she was embalmed, buried, or just thrown into a pit. People are looking for a possible entrance to Cleopatra's tomb right now. We may never find her body. Much like looking for a needle in a mile-long haystack.

she was an Egyptian queen who killed herself by dropping a snake into her clothes...

Cleopatra ruled from 47 BC to 30 BC. a time span of 17 years.

yes!

The actual date is basically unknown, but the year Cleopatra was born was 69BC.

no she was just his mistriss she would marry him because it would give him sole rule of Egypt

Cleopatra was a direct descendant of the Greek general of Alexander the Great who became Ptolemy I Soter. All of his male successors were called Ptolemy and all of his female successors were called Cleopatra.

Cleopatra lived in her palace on the harbor of Alexandria.

Octavian was Cleopatra's biggest problem. He was a different sort of Roman than she had been accustomed to dealing with. He didn't flatter her as the others did, and he certainly didn't need her money after the conquest. In fact, when he went to interview her, much to her frustration, he would not even look at her. He refuted all her excuses for her conduct and her trying to put the blame on Antony. She simply did not know how to deal with him.

There were a lot of Cleopatras. I'm guessing you mean Cleopatra VII. She had three husbands. Her oldest brother (who was younger than her) Ptolemy, and her youngest brother, also named Ptolemy. Then she married Marc Antony. They had 3 children. She was also Julius Cesaer's lover and they had a son.

Octavian did not commit suicide. He was the first Emperor of Rome and lived a long and happy life.

Yes, she did. She thought she was the daughter of Ra (the Egyptian sun God) and sacrificed herself to him.

Cleopatra seemed to favor pearls, the larger the better. She is depicted on some coins with a strand of pearls wrapped around her throat, and there is the famous story of her dissolving the pearl and drinking it. Remember in the ancient world, pearls were the most valuable gem.