Cleopatra

Did cleopatra go to war with a group of people or did she go to war by herself?

Cleopatra was born in January of 69 BC and died in August of 30 BC.

We don't know when Cleopatra's mother died because we don't know who her mother was. We know who Cleopatra's father was married to, but we don't know if her father's wife was her mother. Egyptian rulers had several "wives".

Cleopatra, worshiped the standard Egyptian gods. In addition she took on the personna of Isis. In public she liked to dress like the goddess and even called herself the new Isis. Incidentally, this is how the myth of her death by snake bite originated. The goddess Isis was always depicted with atleast one snake on her arm.

She said they were sacred

She was found dead in her private quarters in her palace where she had been imprisoned.

Cleopatra never married Caesar.

She was very intelligent (she spoke at least nine languages and received a top-quality education from some of the smartest men in the ancient world), wasn't afraid to get her hands dirty in the game of politics, fought for what belonged to her, and helped her country prosper using her wits.

Cleopatra lived in Egypt all her life which was 39 years.

The obelisks called Cleopatra's needles have very little to do with Cleopatra. They are called "Cleopatra's Needles" just as a romantic name.

No, Caesr and Cleopatra never married.

I dont know check on egypt.com lol

Cleopatra was never queen of Rome, although she had ambitions to be Rome's ruler. She ruled in Egypt and died there.

The name of Cleopatra's first husband was Ptolemy XIII.

Cleopatra only helped Cleopatra. If you look at her record, any concessions, such as tax-free trade, would ultimately benefit herself in the long run.

Cleopatra did not stab herself. She committed suicide by some type of poison. The reason for her suicide was that she could not face the humiliation of being paraded in Rome in Octavian's triumph and either being killed or living the rest of her life in disgrace.

If by admirers, you mean lover/husband, that would be Marc Antony and Caesar. If you mean something else, you need to specify what you want.

Marc Antony came into power through Juliius Caesar. He was Caesar's quaestor in the army, was a tribune in Rome, was Caesar's Master of the Horse, (the ruler of Rome when the dictator was away) and was a counsul along with Caesar when Caesar was killed. He then became a member of the second triumvirate and took the eastern part of the empire for his domain. With his alliances with Cleopatra he became the behind-the-scenes power in Egypt while still holding the power of the triumvirate.

she was wrapped in a rug because people wanted her dead an she was trying to get back into Rome

Caesar had summoned Cleopatra to Alexandria in order to mediate the dispute between her and her brother. However, Cleopatra as the enemy of her brother, would have been killed on sight, so she devised a way of wrapping herself in a rug (or a laundry bundle as some sources say) in order to be delivered to Caesar.

she advanced Egypts economy and reputation, because unlike many Egytian pharos she worked on diplomacy and economy much more than conquring and war.

Cleopatra lived and died in Alexandria

No because Octavian told everyone she was a witch who seduced Marc Antony and was trying to take over Rome.... the lies...ugh

After their defeat at the battle of Actium and when their allies deserted them and Octavian was entering Egypt, both Antony and Cleopatra committed suicide.

Technically, Cleopatra, as queen, was head of the military. However she had little or no involvement in its procedure's. The time she did get herself involved was at Actium and many ancient writers conclude that her presence there, the controversy it caused and the need for her safety and protection, contributed to the loss.