HATSHEPSUT: The Queen that became a...King? (Part 2)

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I just stumbled across your videos and love them! My 6th graders learn about Ancient Civilizations in history so I really wish you had more - ☺️ your vids are so entertaining, have amazing visuals and are easy to understand! 🏆👏🏼 Thank you for making them!😄👍🏼

[@MrBradleyLearningMadeFun]

Thank you so so much. I’ll try and be more consistent

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Thanks. Not many have watched it

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Nice vid

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Now I am wondering if you did a short video about her before, if not I definitely heard of her and her circumstances, especially the thing about the beard. I liked the pacing of this video. It was a nice steady documentary flow. I like your crazy hyper ones too, but it gave it a nice balance and harmony, you could say. Love your work, keep sharing your adventures here for us to learn by.

[@MrBradleyLearningMadeFun]

Hey. Apart from last weeks video…no. This is the first I’ve featured Hatshepsut. But I wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve heard of her. Thanks! Haha yeah I know what you mean. This was a little more chilled out than my usual antics. 😆 Nice change of tone though. Really appreciate your positive feedback as always. Have a good one 😊 👍

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Glad you enjoyed it 👍

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[@mosh138]

sounds like The story of Arawelo in Somalia, She be came the Queen after her father died. She killed a lot of the men who did'n want her to be the Queen because she was Women. In th end she was killed by her son inlaw.

[@MrBradleyLearningMadeFun]

Fascinating! Also interesting that both countries are so close! These stories should be more well known!

[@omen5055]

I'm sorry but Hatshepsut did not look like that, misleading. Actually instead use how those ancient people depicted themselves for example on the wall paintings