Cleopatra

Cleopatra built no monuments. The only two things that she built were a temple to Julius Caesar and her own tomb. Her tomb was not finished at the time of her death.

There are written accounts, a temple carving of her, a document with her signature, and statues of her in pharonic dress.

Alexandria,Egypt

liked reading studying foreign languages and playing practical jokes

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After Cleopatra's death the government of Egypt changed from a monarchy to a Roman province ruled by Roman law.

Cleopatra lived in the Hellenistic era., or the Ptolemaic era in Egypt.

Cleopatra was about 33 when she married Marc Antony.

Yes!

Cleopatra VII died at the age of 39.

Birth: 69 BC

Death : 33 BC ( I think )

Cleopatra had three sisters. There names were Cleopatra (another one), Berenice and Arsinoe.

the general belief is that Cleopatras mother was Cleopatra V of Egypt who was either her fathers sister or cousin experts are not sure but they are sure that Cleopatra V and Ptolemy XII Auletes were blood relatives

well Cleopatra was so popular because she was Pharaoh in Egypt that's why she was so popular

Cleopatra was a queen. Ruling was her job. She also had religious duties to perform as part of her job as queen.

She was just about 22 years old.

by a cobra or a snake as in a cobra

We don't know the day she was born, in fact there is a question whether she was born in December of 70 BC or January of 69 BC.

She was buried with gold and jewls, next to Antony, As she wished

Julius Caesar but I don't know why. Whoops! A little clarification is called for. Julius Caesar was one of Cleopatra's biggest supporters, not an enemy. Cleopatra's biggest enemies were Octavian, Herod, the Nabatean Arabs, her brothers and her sister, the king of Media and her own people in Alexandria.

As to the why, Octavian's enmity is obvious, they fought a war, Herod, because she tried to undermine his kingdom and he was also forced to make concessions to her after the gifts she received from Antony at Antioch. The Nabateans because they also had to make concessions to her and she caused a war between then and Herod, her brothers and her sister because they wanted the throne, the king of Media who would not support her, (also the king of Armenia who she killed) and most of the people in Alexandria who never wanted her as queen in the first place.

she actually was not attracted to him but she used him as a way to gain back her power after her older brother forced out of the throne.he fell in love with her and she got her power back.all are happy

There are very few artifacts connected to Cleopatra. The only two things she built were the temple to Julius Caesar and her own tomb and both have been destroyed. The completion of a maternity house, begun by her father, at a temple to Hathor and perhaps a boat rest stop along the Nile are the only other things attributed to her. If they ever find her tomb, there's a possibility that there will be more things connected to her buried with her, if the tomb has not fallen victim to tomb raiders.

The men in ancient Egypt did work depending on their jobs, eg. scribe, builder, vizier, noble, farmer, etc.

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She was a great leader because she was deeply in love with Egypt and she was classified by historiens to be the last pharoah of anicent Egypt