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Hatshepsut's portraits are all over museums even today. 

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I think Hatshepsut is a very commendable leader. Among many men leaders, she kept her ground and turned Egypt into a great place. She extended trade routes and very rarely even considered making enemies with the cities around her. She brought great wealth and artistry to her land.

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Hatshepsut was one of the greatest pharaohs of all time. She used her power very wisely because instead of setting wars with all the nations around her, she promoted peace and kept a good relationship with them instead. It is said that Hatshepsut's spiritual beliefs fueled her to become a better leader. More specifically, she believed that the gods had made her destined to restore temples, so she did. One of the temples is the Temple of Karnak.

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This shows her exaggerated features that she tried to create.

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Hatshepsut had many achievements and was probably one of the most successful leaders in history, considering that she was competing against many men rulers.
She built one of the most famous temples that lasted over 35 hundred years. This temple is located in Deir el-Bahri. It was to honor all the gods and goddesses. This temple served as both a tomb and a temple. This feat proves that she put a lot of effort into her work and was a fantastic builder.
Unfortunately, Hatshepsut was extremely self-conscious and changed how she looked at famous monuments to cope. She made herself look more like a man but over-exaggerating her jaw and the area near her eyebrow. This took off some points because instead of telling her people to accept the fact that she was still a great pharaoh, she just covered it up.

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1: She has a temple that she constructed herself that is still here 3,500 years later and still completely intact.
2: She established a trading foundation with many different areas.
3: She led military campaigns to Nubia and Canaan.
4: Hatshepsut restored monuments that had fallen during the Second Intermediate Period.
5: Created new markers for Egyptian goods.

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1: It has never been explained why Egypt's elite agreed to Hatshepsut's proposition that she should be the next pharaoh.
2: Hatshepsut's kingdom was a peaceful one, and focused more on trade than on war.
3: After Hatshepsut died and her son has crowned pharaoh, he tried to remove all traces of her.
4: She sponsored one of the most successful trade expeditions.
5: She bought great wealth and artistry to her land.
6: She was buried with other kings.
7: She wore the clothing and made herself look like the appearance of a man pharaoh so people would take her more seriously.
8: She was the longest-lasting African-american female pharaoh and one of the most successful rulers in history.

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The civilization was Egypt.

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This shows Hatshepsut's 3,500 year old temple in Deir el-Bahri.

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She reigned from 1473 BCE - 1458 BCE.

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Hatshepsut has ruled 15 years.

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This is one of the monuments that Hatshepsut had built that is still present today.

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The image above shows a popular monument showcasing an image of Hatshepsut.