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29/08/2005, 21h22
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Cleopetra
You scored 78% on ruling power! You are: Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, 69-30 B.C. Cleopatra was the ambitious last ruler of the Macedonian Dynasty of Ancient Egypt. In her struggles to win the crown and keep her country free, she sought the support of Julius Caesar, bearing him a son. For a time she lived in Rome. Later, she won the protection of Rome through an affair with Mark Anthony, and had three children with him. Financing his failing military campaigns, both she and Anthony were defeated in a battle against Octavian in 31 B.C. A lesser known fact is that Cleopatra was highly educated and possessed an impressive intellect, being a student of philosophy and international relations.  My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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31/08/2005, 17h02
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Nefertiti
You scored 71% on ruling power! You are: Nefertiti, Queen of Egypt, 14th Century B.C. Nefertiti was the powerful wife of Akhenaton, who worshiped a new religion honoring only one God, Aten. She later rejected this religion, backing her half-brother who re-established the old worship of the sun-god Amon. Her beauty was immortalized in exquisite sculptures made at the time.  My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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AAR Turquie HoI2 - L'Empire Ottoman est il vraiment mort ? Malraux et De Gaulle sont dans dans les toilettes de la Comédie Française, durant l'entracte d'une représentation de théatre, chacun face à une pissotière. Malraux, se tournant vers De Gaulle : "- Belle pièce hein Mon Général ? - Malraux, regardez devant vous !"
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