Cleopatra VII - Surrendered Egypt to the Romans
Hatshepsut - Organized a trade expedition to Punt
Khufu - Built the Great Pyramid of Giza
Explanation:
- After Caesar defeated Ptolemy's troops at the battle of the Nile, he placed Cleopatra on the throne. Soon, Ptolemy XIII tried to escape by escape, but drowned in the Nile.
- The trade expeditions in Punt were enormous - some of which consisted of a multitude of solidly built ships and several thousand people. The most impressive source about the land of Punt is the temple of Pharaoh Hatshepsut built around 3500 years ago (it is believed that it sent an expedition to Punt sometime around 1493 BC).
- It is like a book in stone dedicated to this mysterious land, but he remains silent about one important thing: he does not mention the direction in which Punt lies.
- Khufu's pyramid is being built during the Old Kingdom. It is the largest and most impressive one.
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Congress gives POTUS (President of the United States) 10 days to review a bill, If Congress adjourns during the 10 day period ( and fails to designate an agent to deal with a POTUS' vetoing of a bill), the bill fails to become law (regardless of whether POTUS proactively vetoed the bill or nor).
Answer:
Some inconvenient details about the lives of civil rights leaders are discussed below in detail.
Explanation:
Civil rights activists, recognized for their fight against social inequality and their lasting influence on the lives of all abused people, The biggest downfall of the Civil Rights Movement was in the associated regions of poverty and economic differentiation. Despite the rules we got established, there is still extensive differentiation in employment and residence. Businesses controlled by people of color are still denied equitable passage to markets, investment, and capital.
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The tapestry depicts the series of events culminating to the Norman conquest of England. It concerns William, Duke of Normandy, and Harold, Earl of Wessex, who was later King of England, at the Battle of Hastings,which ended with the death of the latter.
