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How many soldiers did Alexander lead to victory over the Persian at the battle granicus?
he took over 5,000
How many soldiers did Alexander lead to victory over the Persians at the battle of granicus?
About 37,000
Did Alexander the great give each of his soldiers a bit of his empire?
Yes
What river did Alexander's soldiers refuse to cross?
The Indus River.
When Alexander and his other military soldiers married a woman from another culture?
adopt the customs of their people
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How many soldiers died under Alexander the great?
25
How many soldiers did Alexander have to lead to victory over the Persians?
38,000.
How many soldiers did Alexander loose in the Battle of the Granicus?
Between 300 and 400
Why do you call Alexander the great not the soldiers who fought for him?
Alexander is called the "Great" because he was the head of his armies and the one who's planning and strategies enabled them to be victorious over so many territories. The soldiers who fought for him just followed orders.
Why was Alexander loved by his soldiers?
He was a consistently victorious leader, and looked after the welfare of his soldiers.
How many soldiers did Alexander lead to victory over the Persian at the battle granicus?
he took over 5,000
Did alexander's soldiers run his empire?
yes
How many soldiers did Alexander lead to victory over the Persians at the battle of granicus?
About 37,000
Did Alexander the great give each of his soldiers a bit of his empire?
Yes
How many soldiers did Alexander start with?
According to Arrian he crossed to Asia Minor 30,000 infantry including light troops and archers, and 5,000 cavalry.
What battle did Alexander and the soldiers defeat the Persians?
There were several. The most decisive was Gaugamela.
How many soldiers were in the Afghanistan war?
too many
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