Extra learning Flashcards

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Cleo in films, describe them (hint 3 years)

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1913 - Disruptive sexuality/erotic nature - reflect women in the workforce, protest for right to vote

1934 - More relaxed/cheery - reflects conservative elements due to moralisation in US

1963 - Glamour/statement ship - reflects political leaders on the world stage.

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What’s the view of Cleo in the 90’s (hint girl power)

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  • Changing attitudes - 3rd wave feminism
  • Sexuality seen as a legit tool to rule
  • Icon of female empowerment
  • Complete opposite to Romans
  • Figure updating in line with cultural habits/beliefs.
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How does Cleo in films reflect ethnicity?

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  • Multiculturalism + cultural diversity more evident in society.
  • Probably shouldn’t be played by an Anglo - American actress
  • Afrocentrism, white rule by black slaves no longer depiction of colonial rule nor was it accepted.
  • No one knows true skin colour due to missing heritage lines
  • black actress = visual representation of solidarity to undermined culture + embraces their heritage.
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In Our Time podcast key points, what are they?

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  • Rome always had involvement in Egyptian politics
  • Cleo born into a bankrupt Egypt
  • 1st Ptolemy to learn Egyptian
  • Ptolemy dynasty put value in Greek education, mix of culture + Egyptian theocracy.
  • Brother sister ruler Egyptian concept lead to conflict
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When the Nile didn’t flood what did she do?

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  • Tried to supply food

- Correct taxes/ no corruption

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Cleo and M.A in Tarus, key points?

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  • Arrived on extravagant throne/boat
  • MA got on the boat + starts Rome’s vision he is over ruled by her.
  • MA wants a political alliance to gain Egypt’s alliance
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Cleo’s suicide, key points?

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  • On her own terms
  • Didn’t want to be humiliated by Roman triumph
  • Condemned by Rome her bravery in death
  • ‘Fitting for a princess’
  • Rome no longer worried about her presence- celebrated with a figure of her dead body
  • Noble death
  • Didn’t have ‘women’s feat of the sword’
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