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In 1279 B.C. , 44 years Tutankhamen died, Ramses II took the throne.

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Three years after his death, a young relative named Tutankhamen became pharaoh in 1333 B.C.

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Akhenaton's new religion did not last long.

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Egyptian artwork usually tried to show perfect beauty.

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Akhenaton's new ways of thinking affected art.

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The became furious. They also feared that the pharaoh's actions had angered the old gods.

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Priests who served the other gods suddenly lost power.

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When Akhenaton became pharaoh in 1353 B.C., he lifted a sun god called Aton to the highest status.

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The Egyptians believed that angry gods caused suffering.

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She may have died peacefully, or Thutmose III may have killed her.

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After ruling 15 years, Hatshepsut disappeared.

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An obelisk is a four-sided shaft with a pyramid-shaped top.

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One type of monument she erected was the obelisk.

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Like other pharaohs, Hatshepsut was eager to proclaim her glory.

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Hatshepsut's biggest trading expedition crossed the eastern desert to the Red Sea.

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Unlike other New Kingdom pharaohs, Hatshepsut did not only expand Egypt by waging war.

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Hatshepsut then ruled with her stepson, Thutmose III.

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Queen Hatshepsut was the first woman to rule as pharaoh.

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Queen Hatshepsut was the first woman to rule as pharaoh.

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The New Kingdom included some of Egypt's most powerful rulers.