Cleopatra Beliefs

Belief system was broken down into different categories and consisted of gods that ruled over each of the classes. This form of worship is much like the modern day college schedule. For example, most students going through college working for the professors that they attend courses with. From what I have gathered from the research that I have done the Egyptian people worship place their gods in high standing positions. This being said their form of worship tends to follow a lineage-based system where the power is passed down from generation to generation. “Due to their beliefs, the Pharaoh held an immense amount of power. In addition, the priests in Ancient Egypt were also very powerful.
When things were going well, the people believed the priest and pharaoh were doing their jobs well.” This being said all of the responsibility of the empire fell on top of the shoulders of the Pharos. In addition to this, it was a struggle especially for Cleopatra due to her being a woman. I believe that this move on her made her one of the first women who showed that she could do the job of a man. In this …show more content…
Though there are many differing opinions about what happens when we die ther3 are a few different theories but in the eyes of someone living, I can see one question that is answered. In the Egyptian belief, the dead could carry their possessions over into the next life. This practice required erecting a monument in honor of the dead. The monument was usually under construction during the rule of the Pharos. This impending death led me to question how they were gods or if they were just believed to be reincarnations of the same person over and over again. In this case, the death would symbolize a new birth of a king and the monument would be similar to the page in a history book. In addition to that, it is an excuse to completely change the past much like a clean