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What family did she descend from? |
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Was her family truly Egyptian? |
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Cleopatra was harsh at times, but knew how to develop trust between her subjects. |
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How did she restore power? |
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Cleopatra, with the help of Caesar, restored her power and her son, Caesarion ( Little Caesar), named after Caesar, was also placed in power |
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When did she restore her power? |
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How did she first meet Caesar? |
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She told her sevant to hide her in a rug and then was presented to Caesar during his puruit to find Pompey |
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Why did people feel that she had a strong prescence? |
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Cleopatra is famous for capturing the attention of many men, not for her beauty, but for her special presence. |
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Cleopatra was thought to have killed herself. While sailing on a barge, Cleopatra put an asp to her breast that killed her. |
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How was she important to Egypt history? |
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Cleopatra is an important historical character because she was the last pharaoh of Egypt. |
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