Who she was:
She lived during Egypt's ___ Dynasty
What did she add to the many temples damaged by previous foreign rulers?
she added heavy shrines dedicated to Egyptian gods.
Thutmose III, her step-son and rightful heir technically ruled as what?
he technically ruled alongside her as Co-Pharaoh.
her religion was known for _____, _____, & _______.
peace, good organization, and economic success
What did she do to look like a Pharaoh
she wore a fake beard
Royalty
What is her most famous creation and what was it exactly?
Mortuary Temple at Deir- El Bahri which is a grand structure built into a cliff with terraces, ramps, and long colonnades.
For most of his child-hood and early adult-hood, she held ?
The main responsibilities of government
her expanding and restoring the famous expedition to Punt brought back what?
brought back luxury goods like incense, gold, ebony, and exotic plants.
She loved ____, not _____
loved trade, not war
When her husband died (Thutmose II), who became the official heir?
his son, Thutmose III
She ordered artwork, showing the rich goods brought back from Punt, including what?
depictions of trees and animals never seen in Egypt before.
When Queen Hatshepsut died, Thutmose III became what?
he became the Sole Pharaoh of Egypt.
Egypt grew wealthier thanks to the
trade networks and her careful management of resources.
she built on of Egypt's most beautiful temples
meaning she ruled on his behalf (Thutmose III) until he was old enough.
Her building projects were meant to show what?
to show her strength, piety, and legitimacy as Pharaoh.
Years laters, what of Queen Hatshepsut was removed from monuments?
images and names of Hatshepsut
Instead of starting big wars, what did she do
she strengthened Egypt through diplomacy and prosperity.
Did she eventually take on the full role and titles of Pharaoh?
Yes she did, which was also super rare for a woman in ancient Egypt.
they think it was done to keep the royal family line clear and avoid confusing about having a female pharaoh.