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Cleopatra VII Philopator was born in 69 BC in Egypt and died in 30 BC, likely by suicide from a snake bite. She was the last ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt and an Egyptian queen of Macedonian Greek descent. Cleopatra taught herself politics from observing her father's rule. She aspired to make Egypt as beautiful as herself and to be a better ruler than her father. Cleopatra had a son with Julius Caesar and died by suicide when her lover Mark Antony died in battle. She is credited with revolutionizing the use of makeup in Egypt.
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Cuốn sách vui nhộn, đầy thông tin thực tế dành cho trẻ em từ 6-9 tuổi này là hướng dẫn cơ bản về Ai Cập cổ đại, từ các Pharaoh đến xác ướp. Sách vừa mang tính giải trí vừa giáo dục độc giả nhỏ tuổi thông qua sự kết hợp của những hình ảnh cận cảnh, những sự thật kỳ quặc, câu hỏi đố vui và mẩu tin hấp dẫn, đây là cuốn sách hoàn hảo cho bất kỳ bạn nhỏ nào đam mê nền văn minh nổi tiếng này.
Đế chế Ai Cập lớn như thế nào? Tại sao sông Nile lại quan trọng như vậy? Xác ướp được tạo ra như thế nào? Tìm câu trả lời cho những câu hỏi này và hơn thế nữa trong DKfindout! Ancient Egypt. Cuốn sách sẽ cung cấp các bức ảnh chụp hiện vật và di tích, cũng như bản đồ và hình minh họa mô tả cấu trúc xã hội Ai Cập, từ các Pharaoh nổi tiếng đến nông dân bình thường, và mức độ văn minh của họ. Cuốn sách này khám phá mọi khía cạnh của nền văn hóa mang tính biểu tượng của Ai Cập Cổ đại, bao gồm nhiều vị thần và nữ thần, hệ thống chữ viết tượng hình và các địa danh nổi tiếng nhất như kim tự tháp, đài tưởng niệm và tượng nhân sư. Từ giấy cói đến đồ gốm, DKfindout! Ai Cập cổ đại trình bày chi tiết về tác động lâu dài của nền văn minh này theo một cách độc đáo và thú vị.
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3) Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon river marked the beginning of open war between him and Pompey, and he went on to defeat Pompey at the Battle of Pharsalus.
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2) Cleopatra met and became the lover of Julius Caesar after being exiled from Egypt by her brother. She bore Caesar a son named Caesarion.
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Chapter 2
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