Hatshepsut

cosmetic means

• a successor; a person who has the right to property or title of another person on that person’s death

• a ruler in Ancient Egypt

• a substance that people put on their faces or bodies to improve their appearance, such as lotions or creams

• successful financially

heir means

• successful financially

• a building, statue, or other marker that honors important people or events

• a ruler in Ancient Egypt

• a successor; a person who has the right to property or title of another person on that person’s death

monument means

• a building, statue, or other marker that honors important people or events

• successful financially

• a substance that people put on their faces or bodies to improve their appearance, such as lotions or creams

• a successor; a person who has the right to property or title of another person on that person’s death

prosperous means

• a successor; a person who has the right to property or title of another person on that person’s death

• successful financially

• a ruler in Ancient Egypt

• a building, statue, or other marker that honors important people or events

Hatshepsut's father was

• Tuthmosis II

• Tuthmosis III

• No one knows

• Tuthmosis I

Why did Hatshepsut have to marry her half brother?

• She was the only child of royal blood left to carry on the bloodline.

• Her dad was very sussy!

• Her mother insisted on it.

• It was what the gods demanded.

What was special about Hatshepsut?

• She was a female pharaoh.

• She got married to her half-brother when she was 12.

• She built monuments to Egypt's power.

• All of the above.

In ancient Egypt, all pharaohs were supposed to be men. The title was passed down from father to ___________, or eldest male relative.

• nephew
• daughter
• son
• niece

After king Thutmose ll died, Hatshepsut  took the title of _____ to her nephew (Thutmose III) who was a baby and next in line.

• ‘regent’
• "pharaoh"
• "queen"
• "sister"

Hatshepsut began to dress in the same male pharaoh clothes and even wore the pharaoh ________ that was part of their sign of power.

• "sandals"
• “beard’
• "crown"
• "mustache"