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The Middle Kingdom was a golden age in ancient Egypt. The rulers extended the borders of the empire, as well as added new waterways and other amenities to the kingdom.
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Why do you think Alexander encouraged marriages between Macedonians and Persians?
It was to make the Persians respect him that he adopted their customs and dress; he wanted them to think he was no different to the rulers they'd had in the past.
What are the uses of the rulers?
Mainstream uses: Measuring things Straight edge for drawing straight lines on wood or metal Straight edge to cut against (with a craft knife, scribe or other pointed edge or blade) where a wooden ruler would splinter Alternative uses: Sliding through a crack in a door to lift a latch on the other side Beating naughty pupils (in the olden days) Projecting chewed up paper to stick on the ceiling Making your hands smell of metal.
What effort did Cyrus the great make to establish rules for the treatment of humans?
He established Persian governors to control and regulate provinces, but left the local rulers to continue their own practices.
Did Cleopatra have a legacy?
here's her legacy: She was 39 when she died; she killed herself because she realized that her end was close by any way so to make it easier so she didn't have to struggle any more. Her dreams of the Egyptian empire died with her. Her name lived on so this name makes people think of romance, bravery, greed and beauty. She tried to make sure Egypt stayed independent; she made rulers of the roman republic frightened of her. No one can deny that Cleopatra was one of the greatest rulers of Egypt!
How did dido become the queen?
she was rich, so she decided that a place called Cathage "NEED'S SOMEONE LIKE ME! to look after their kingdom also rule them". so she went to that kingdom and told some of the worker's to make her a place and it should have everything golden- so people can understand her welth.
