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The Middle Kingdom's Pharaoh in ancient Egypt. He increased Egypt's influence, by building more monuments.
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How many kids did senusret 1 have?
He had 5 kids. 1 son and 4 daughters.
What kingdom did senusret rule?
second kingdom
Why did Senusret I build temples?
Timothy like ice-cream
What is a sentence for middle kingdom?
Senusret ruled in the middle kingdom.
Why is Senusret important?
he was important because he accomplished good deeds and build a staue of himself
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