Alexander the Great
One of the most successful commanders of all time, Alexander the Great (356–323 BC) was the king of Macedonia and the creator of the largest empire in ancient history, from the Ionian Sea to the Himalayas.
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Runcallirun22900steal a pig from a gypsy, so that his whole family was cursed until his 4th great grandson found the treasure of Kissin' Kate...
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because his father was a good leader ~I LUV MY H@TERZ~
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he invented it in a gay little town in London
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He was taught by the famous philosopher Aristotle.
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No, he went East with his Empire
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Upon the death of his father, King Philip of Macedonia, Alexander the Great rose to the throne as Alexander III, king of...
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ALEXANDER THE GREATAlexander the Great (356 BC to 323 BC) was the King of Macedonia. He conquered most of the known world through...
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From Hellas and Egypt in the west, to beyond the Indus river. From the northern stretches of the Arabian peninsula, to the...
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He was like a forest fire destroying some people but also bring Greek life to the known world.
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Not as a term, the ending -"istic" is Latin aftr all, and the world Hellenistic is Frenach and German, but the Christian bible...
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Alexander Borodin died on February 27, 1887 at the age of 53.
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His men were threatening to mutiny because they wanted to go home.
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He was riding a horse in a stormy night, in Edinburgh. He was safetly crossing the river, but he went without his guard, The...
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Technically no. Although he suffered severe losses in some battles, most notably in his conflict with King Porus of India, he...
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No, he was not. Alexander the Great was the son of Philip II of Macedon and Olympias, a princess of the ancient Greek country of...
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this may not be one hundered percent right but i think its because a disease killed off most of his army
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City of Alexandria was built in his name.
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He made about 60 million dollars.
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Alexanders culture
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Alexandria in EgyptAlexander and his army brought greek ideas and beliefs wherever they went. He would leave a few men behind for...
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Yes, he was courageous, intelligent, wise, strong, persistent, and mainly he fought along side his soldiers. He conquered so much...
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Some view Alexander the Great negatively because they see him as a brutal world conquerer and someone who promoted ethnic...
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Ronald McDonald, Grimace, and the Hamburglur.
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The Greek culture spread far and wide. After al they were a very learned race of people.
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Callixena .
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Alexander the Great destroyed Persia. And robbed untold riches. Persia and its 'religion' Zoroastrianism never recovered and ages...
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yes, it would have, because he was very powerful and determined, he may of conquered the rest of Europe!
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it took him tenyears not couting the three years to walk to Persia
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Contrary to popular belief, Alexander the Great was in many ways much more then a conqueror. He spread what he believed (Greek...
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Alexander III, more commonly known as Alexander the Great, reigned from 336 BCE to 323 BCE
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His name was Aristole, he was rather quiet but agreed to teach Alexander under different circumstances.
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AnswerThe easiest answer would be that Hercules was the strongest individual, Achilles was the most skilled fighter, and that...
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Because Aristotle was a Greek, an Athenian in fact, and like most Greeks hated Persians because of their invasion during the...
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yes, he was from sparta, he also conquered many land! he has a good army. He is son of phlip II.
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The early Kingdom of Macedon falls exactly on top of what is modern-day Greek Macedonia. Later, the kingdom expanded to Paionoia...
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Alexander didnt have a sister, but his father Phillp had seven other wifes so Alexander had a lot of halfsisters and...
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-He killed innocent people -Only successful because his father left him a big army -Greedy -Drank lots of alcohol which made him...
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they both were kings
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It was a multicultural and multireligion empire. Alexander tried to marry the different cultures, bringing them the greek culture...
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Indians
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B) Greek ideas
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Well, Philip was attending his daughter's wedding. There he was stabbed to death and his son, Alexander,was then named king.
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Alexander died at Babylon
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Bucephalus was the name of Alexander the Great's horse.
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Alexander the Great is important because by the age of thirty he had created one of the largest empires in ancient history. He...
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Well for the most part, most people that we think of as good in history truly were not as good as we want them to think. Some...
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I know that the first war he fought in was The Battle of Granicus during May in the year of 334 BC! It was between Alexander and...
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His object was to firstly conquer the Persian Empire and remove its threat to the West. He then wanted to continue east until he...
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he conquered places like issus chareonia guagamela Alexandria tyre and he brought greek ides around the world
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well first he was sent to tassy for stealing six pairs of shoes then he got out of prison with 15 other people and then resulted...
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Olympias was the daughter of Neoptolemus the king of Epirus, now modern Albania. According to Plutarch she was descended from...
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conquering, exploring new places, and finally having one of the biggest empires ever
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The goals of Alexander the Great were to become a divine monarch; to conquer the world; to manage an empire; and to spread Greek...
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The Gordian knot of history was a complicated "Turk's Head Knot", tied with hundreds of strands of bark from the Cornel Tree....
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Olympias Olympias of Epirus was the mother of Alexander the Great. She was the daughter of King Neoptolemus of Epirus. She was...
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He is the man who takes baby to h This story intertwines with that of Alexander Ashbrook and his friend Thomas Ledbury. The two...
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Not by a very long way. He turned back when he was just into India, and died on the way home. He is supposed to have received...
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On Howrse Quiz it's Ox head It means :ox-headed" Wikipedia states: When Alexander was ten years old,[18][19][20] Philoneicus...
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Alexander the Great's father wanted to destroy the Greeks... When he died, Alexander wanted to fulfill his father's wish and...
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He didn't adopt another land's culture because ancient Macedonia was Greek as was Athens or Sparta. From (former Yugoslav...
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The answer to your question is one of those maybe yes, maybe no things. Cleopatra's ancestor who founded her dynasty, was Ptolemy...
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Alexander the Great didn't conquer Greece, he ruled Greece. He ruled Greece in 328 B.C.
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Yes, Alexander married twice during the course of his life. His first wife was Roxana, daughter of nobleman from Bactria. His...
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because he felt like it
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AnswerAlexander the Great was born in 300 BC Abraham wasn't around then.. So he didn't lknow about it
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He ruled from 335 B.C to 323 B.C.
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No, he was Macedonian Greek. The people who lived in Greece and its immediate neighbors at the time were whiter, taller, and more...
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Alexander the Great (356-323 BC) was best known for conquering most of the known Western world in the 4th century BC. He...
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Persia Alexander the Great of Macedonia, possibly regarded as the greatest ever military commander, led his army from Greece...
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Alexander the great took over India as part of his trip and schedual and also because alexanders dad had told him everthing he...
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of course they had. Alexander the Great as far as the Macedoniana kingdom as a whole, were greek, of greek origins. Alexander's...
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Alexander the Great did not Conquer Greece, his father Phillipe did. It took Phillipe 6 months to conquer Greece. ...
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He spread Greek culture such as the Greek language and religion.
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Alexander probably deserved the title "great" more than any other man with that title. By the time he was 33, he had conquered...
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Alexander wanted to get started conquering ASAP. He got his first opportunity almost immediately. Some of the Greek city-states...
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Alexander the Great had such great pothos that he had to continue winning and beating other empires in order to feel satisfied....
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HE STARTED WITH THE TRADITIONAL MACEDIONIAN DRESS SUCH AS THE RAM HEAD SHAPED HELMET AND THE TWO FEATHERS AND A RED CAPE AND...
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zoroastrianism. It was a monotheistic religion worshiping the god Mazda.
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Pharaoh was a title that was given to the ruler of Egypt. Alexander conquer Egypt and was named pharaoh in 332 BC.
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Alexander the Great founded many cities. This include Alexandrupolis in modern day Bulgaria, several Alexandria's, Nicaea and...
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brave heart and rigid commandership
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The long list for this is very long. The short list is Darius III, emperor of the Persian empire.
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He was a great man and he was friendly and only wanted fame not money One of the greatest Military Commanders in History. Most...
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Alexander was tutored in his early years by Aristotle before succeeding his father http://www.answers.com/topic/prince-philip as...
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Alexander the Great was the son of Philip II of Macedon. He was born in Pella of today's Greek prefecture of Macedonia. Caranus...
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Alexander didnt have siblings, but his father Phillp had seven other wifes so Alexander had a lot of halfsisters and...
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The Macedonian generals carved the empire up after Alexander's death (323 B.C.); these were the successors (the Diadochi),...
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Alexander's tutors were: Leonidas Lysimachus Aristole
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Alexander was said to be the first real conquer of world and he mapped all that he gained.
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Link no questions asked.
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