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The head of state and the religous leaders of their people

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The head of state and the religous leaders of their people

Outline the role of Pharaohs

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  • Small, incest, family descents from gods. there religion is Greek Macedonian

Describe the Ptolemaic family tree

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  • purity, ethnicity, god bloodline

Why did the Ptolemy family bread within themselves

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General of Roman republic and highly successful politician

Who was Julius Caesar?

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  • Cleopatra seduced Caesar to gain power. Their relationship was political

Explain Caesar's relationship with cleopatra

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Best friends with Caesar. Also Roman general and statesman

Who was Mark Antony?

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  • an arrangement so Antony could get supplies from Egypt and cleopatra could revive old boundaries of the Ptolemaic kingdom

Explain Mark Antony's relationship with Cleopatra

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They had one child and they named it Ptolemy Caesarian who was rightful to the thrown

Who was Cleopatra and Caesars kid?

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How many kids did mark Antony and cleopatra have?

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First emperor of Rome and the adopted son of Julius Caesar

Who was Octavian/Augustus?

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  • her lover (mark Antony) was his rival. he tried to strip Antony of his power and cleopatra was his wife

How was Octavian involved with Cleopatra?

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  • Coins

  • Statues

  • Religious Imagery

How has cleopatra been represented in Egyptian iconography?

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  • Poets

  • Historians/biographers

How has cleopatra been represented in Roman sources?

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  • Films

  • Advertisements

  • Artworks

  • Books

  • Articles

How has cleopatra been presented in the hundreds of years after her death?

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Date, author/creator, published

Origin

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Why it exists, why it was created, intended audience

Purpose

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Background, who created (nationality), is it bias, is it reliable

Perspective

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What can we tell from this source, Is it inaccurate, has anything been left out, has anything been purposefully not addressed

Limitations

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What is the importance of this source

Value

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69 BC

When was Cleopatra born?

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51-30 BCE

When did cleopatra rule Egypt ?

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Alexander the Great's Empire and Ptolemy I Soter

Who was cleopatra a descendant of?

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Myth, propaganda and fantasy

What has she been subjected to?

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Mostly through popular culture

How do people know cleopatra

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Greco-Roman biographer

Who is Plutarch?

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100-120 AD

When did Plutarch write

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Greek biographer

Who is Cassius Dio

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211-233 AD

When did Cassius Dio write

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Roman biographer

Who is Suetonius?

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121 AD

When did Suetonius write?

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She seduced them with her beauty to gain authority

How did cleopatra get men?

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Dangerous,sexual/seductive, using her sexuality to get her own way

How did the Roman's Interpret Cleo?

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  • to secure political power

  • to gain favour with Rome

Why did Cleo seduce Julius Caesar?

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  • to secure political power

  • to compete with Octavian

  • to develop a genuine romantic connection

  • to assert her power as an individual

Why did Cleo seduce Mark Antony

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They emphasised Octavian's victory in the battle of action and they shamed and disliked cleopatra

What did Roman poets write about

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She built up the Egyptian empire and economy and she seduced 2 Roman generals

What was the importance of Cleopatra?

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They said she was beautiful and that she elevated Egyptians economy

How did the Egyptian perceive cleopatra

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30 BC

When did Cleopatra die

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48 BC

When did she get with Julius Caesar?

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41 BC

When did she get with Mark Antony?

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31 BC

Battle Of Actium

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Maternal figure and that she was the ultimate woman in Egyptian society. Cleopatra wanted the Egyptians to value her as a god.

Why was cleopatra represent as Isis

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Dendera

What temple was Cleopatra represented as the same size has her son

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Donations of Alexandria

why did Octavian declare war on Cleopatra

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broke down stereotypes by being successful, boosting Egypt’s economy, she was smart and multilingual, she was strong and independent. Seduced many men and left a legacy.

Why was Cleopatra a bad girl

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Greek factors but they were under ruling of rome

What does Greco-Roman mean?

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Temple of Denderah - model woman

  • mother of a king

  • Alongside Caesarian as the same size

  • Cleo/Egyptian reprsenation

How has Cleopatra been represented as a mother?

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  • Greco-Romans = Plutarch, Cassisu Dio (2nd C AD)

  • Present - Day Hollywood

How has Cleopatra been represented as a temptress?

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  • Islamic Scholars - 10th C AD

  • 21st C historians/feminist writers

How has Cleopatra been represented as a intellectual political leader?

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  • Temple of Denderah: Cleo = Isis, Caesarion = Horus

How has Cleopatra been represented through Goddess/Religion?

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