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Why did Alexander destroy Thebes?
Alexander destroyed Thebes because he was using it as an example to other Greeks of what would happen if they turned against him.
What was Alexander The Great rank in battle?
Upon the death of his father, King Philip of Macedonia, Alexander the Great rose to the throne as Alexander III, king of Macedonia. On his famous march across the world, he raised up a army of about 32,000 soldiers and set of to fulfill his dream of conquering the world. In this magnificent military campaign, Alexander rode at the head of the army, as the king of his army. Although he was the king, the soldiers thought of him as simply a fellow soldier. He wasn't the type of king that sat on a hill ordering his soldiers around in the battlefield before him; instead he was always in the thick of it all, fighting courageously against all odds. For this reason, even though Alexander was king, he was more like a brother to those that served under him.
How did martin Luther king set a good example for his country or what he do for his country?
he felt inlove to alexander
Was Alexander the great a saint?
No but he was considered a god by many particularly in Egypt where he was welcomed as Pharoah and set up the city of Alexander. He beleived he was decended from Archilles too.
Which area on the map indicates Alexander the Great's homeland from which he set out to conquer the world?
Macedonia. (K-12)
Why is Macedonia important to ancient Greece?
It conquered the Greeks in the eastern Mediterranean and it was incorporated into the kingdoms set up by the successors of Alexander the Great.
Who set up a Greek dynasty of Pharaohs in Egypt?
Ptolemy I Soter was the one who established a greek kingdom in Egypt after the death of Alexander the great.
Who planed to set up a national bank was it Alexander Hamilton?
Alexander Hamilton
What did the rule of Alexander the Great help to do?
It established the basis for his generals , after his death, to set up their own kingdoms in Greece, Egypt, Syria and Asia Minor.
Who was Alexander the Great's hero as a child?
Achilles. This helps explain the murderous way he set about his conquests. On the other hand there is no other way to conquer than to be murderous.
What is a war crime?
A war-crime is a crime that goes against the international rules of war set by the Hague (believe it or not it has rules) for example using child soldiers
Why didn't the democratic ideas of Greek city-states spread throughout the empire of Alexander the Great?
Democracy in the Greek world was short lived - Alexander himself was running an empire with no democracy, and his successors set themselves up as kings. No room for democracy there.
