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Akhenaton was a leader of what country?
Akhenaton was a leader (pharaoh) of Egypt.
Who was Akhenaton's mother?
Queen Tiye is the mother.
What did Amenhotep change his name to?
He changed his name to Akhenton.
Why are Akhenaton and Tutankhamen well-known?
They both ruled Egypt
What are some pharos of ancient Egypt?
Tutankhamun (king Tut) Cleopatra Akhenaton Nefertity
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