Please state 5 facts about the Egyptian ruler Cleopatra and why you find those facts interesting.

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1. Cleopatra was well educated.

I find the fact that Cleopatra was an intellectual very interesting because she was an author and wrote a medicinal and pharmacological book called cosmetics.

2. Cleopatra murdered her siblings.

I find that it’s interesting how Cleopatra murdered her siblings because it was common in Egypt and I’m surprised she was not caught.

3. Cleopatra was the last pharaoh of Egypt.

I believe it’s very interesting how Cleopatra was the last pharaoh of Egypt, because Cleopatra’s family ruled Egypt for 300 years.

4. Cleopatra was in a relationship with Julius Caesar.

I think it’s interesting how Cleopatra was able to propel her power is Egypt by being in a relationship with Julius Caesar.

5. Cleopatras death.

I think it’s interesting how Cleopatra was to be executed, but instead she died of snake venom.

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