1. What were Cleopatra’s goals for Egypt?
2. Why did Cleopatra seek help from Julius Caesar?
3. What happened to Antony and Cleopatra during and after their war against Rome?
4. Many accounts concentrate only on the romance between Cleopatra and Antony. What actions can you point out that show Cleopatra was serious about being a good ruler in Egypt?

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1. to win back lands that egypt held before,

2. Cleopatra wanted to win back lands that Egypt had once held in Syria and Palestine. She also was at war with her brother and co-ruler. ... The Roman conqueror Julius Caesar came to Egypt in 48 B. C., and Cleopatra won his support in the civil war.

3. Anthony killed himself bc he heard a rumor that cleopatra was dead then she skills herself with a snake.

Before their forces suffered final defeat, Antony and Cleopatra broke though the enemy lines and fled to Egypt,

4. her courage to win land back and she learned the egypt language and asked rome of help

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