Her successful reign lasted two decades, yet history has largely forgotten Queen Hatshepsut who was a powerful woman in a man's world. Many monuments of Hatshepsut, who was considered 'both king and queen,' were destroyed, so images of her represented as a woman are extremely rare. But now archaeologists have discovered a number of carved blocks that probably belonged to an unknown building of Queen Hatshepsut that show how her image was changed.
The south issued so much paper money because it’s ability both to tax the population and to sell bonds was severely limited.
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The first U.S. stamp to honor an African-American was the ten-cent Booker T. Washington stamp, issued in 1940.
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