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Amenhotep II correct answers Thutmose III's son and successor who may have been pharaoh during the Hebrew exodus Amenhotep III correct answers Egypt at the height of its glory and power under this pharaoh. Amenhotep IV correct answers temporarily changed the religion of Egypt from polytheistic to a monotheistic with just a Sun God (Akhenaten) Thutmose I correct answers extended Egypt's borders to their greatest; Syria and Palestine subdued Hatshepsut's Father Thutmose III correct answers Hatshepsut's stepson; pharaoh who expanded Egypt's empire to its largest extent (The Napoleon of Egypt) last military campaign is in Year 42 • tour of Nubia in Year 50 •Retires home to undertake building program •Akh-Menu "Most Splendid of Monuments"• erasures of Hatshepsut • Thutmose III creates the image of the Imperial Kingship • royal head-smiting scene on his pylon •enacts a Co-regency with his son and heir Thutmose IV correct answers Grand-father of Akenhaten; married a Mitanni princess, the first in a sequence of diplomatic marriages which was to characterize the period of Egypt's Empire Ineny correct answers Royal Architect Ineny's autobiography:•sites first royal tomb in King's Valley • tells of Hatshepsut's take-over of the throne Senenmut correct answers (chief officer & tutor to royal princess) Smenkare correct answers Nefertity in a transmogrified form May have married Meritaten Tutankhamun correct answers - last male scion of 18th Dynastic line - reigned 9 years - his tomb is only intact royal burial found in Valley of the Kings Yuya correct answers