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What is a nickname for Alexander?
A popular nickname for Alexander is "Alex."
Did Alexander Hamiltion have slaves?
Alexander Hamilton did not have slaves.
Which famous greek conquered Egypt?
Alexander the great of Greece conquered the world.
What are the differences between Alexander and ashoka?
asoka and alexander difference
Why did Alexander Graham invent it?
Alexander Graham Bell - invented the Telephone
Who wrote funny little world?
Alexander Rybak
Is Alexander Armstrong married?
He was married to Joan Little
Who plays nemo?
Alexander Gould play's the little fish!
What is Alexander Hamilton's nickname?
Alexander Hamilton was a educated and upstanding man. Other words to describe the man include integrity, honorable, level-headed, practical, and principled.
What is Sir Alexander MacKenzie Elementary School's motto?
The motto of Sir Alexander MacKenzie Elementary School is 'Be safe little dragons'.
Who was secretary of treasury from 1789 to 1795?
Alexander Hamilton i hopped i have helped you a little ;)
What were Alexander graham bells political views?
i dont know little boy
Who is Amy Alexander?
Amy always loves a little bit of jack southey loving.
How did Alexander the graet die?
Proposed causes of Alexander's death included alcoholic liver disease, fever, and strychnine poisoning, but little data support those versions.
How Aristotle and Alexander the great are related?
Aristotle and Alexander the Great are not related. Aristotle was born near Macedonia, but is not related to Prince Alexander. Alexander's parents were King Philip II and the princess of a nearby city as well as Queen of Macedonia for a little, Olympias. They were not in any way related, Aristotle was only Alexander's teacher.
Did Alexander the great eat little girl's eyes in celebration on conquering a landmass?
yes he did for breakfast
Did Alexander Graham Bell get teased when he was little?
Yes, He was been poor/ Teased/ Bullied when younger....
