To make sure that people accepted her as pharaoh, Hatshepsut
a. married her nephew Thutmosis III
b. appeared in public in male clothing and the false beard of the pharaohs
c. married a king from Punt
d. conquered Palestine and enslaved the Hebrews
e. killed her father, Thutmosis I
b
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Which statement best describes the First International?
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