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<em>1: "Foremost of Noble Ladies"; 1507–1458 BC) was the fifth pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt. She was the second historically confirmed female pharaoh, the first being Sobekneferu.</em>
<em>2:</em> The extension of the trading roads of Ancient Egypt was one of Hatshepsut's great achievements. In particular, there was a visit into the land of Punt, where gold, resin, wood, ivory and wild animals were supplied to Egypt.
Hope this help, I couldn't do the other one:)
Well the east was never fully roman, they spoke greek and had a greek culture I'm not sure why they didn't keep the name but they felt it was right to switch it since they were never roman. Actually Rome conquered their lands and made them apart of the empire..
Congressional supporters of the war of 1812 were called War Hawks
It means "year of our lord" in Latin, meaning the number of years since Jesus.
The years before the AD ones are labeled 'BC', for "Before Christ".
Both of those labels are the reasons why many people, especially
non-Christians, such as for example Jews and Muslims, prefer to
label the years as 'BCE' and 'CE', meaning "Before the Common Era"
and "Common Era".
For this question you need only to know what the capital of the Byzantine Empire was: it was Constantinople, this should be the correct answer (I hope it's in options).
Today this city is known as Istanbul, and it's the biggest city in Turkey.
