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Where did the Egyptians crown Alexander the great as their new pharaoh?
He was crowned Alexander the Great in Memphis, Egypt.
Why did Alexander destroy egyptians?
because he want to be the great power in the world
Did Alexander the Great conquer the Egyptians?
No, they did not challenge him because they were afraid of him. They praised him and made him a Pharaoh
What launge do Egyptians speek?
The ancient egyptians spoke greek for Egypt was named Alexandria. Egypt was conquered by Alexander the Great and he named all his cities Alexandria but Egypt was the main Alexandria. Currently, Egyptians speek Arabic.
What laws did Alexander the Great make in ancient Greece?
Alexander the Great ruled Egypt not Ancient Greece.
Why did the Egyptians name Alexander the new pharaoh?
There had been civil war in Egypt, and when Alexander conquered it, the Egyptians were happy to get a resolution by accepting Alexander's stabilising rule.
How did Egyptians treat Alexander the great when he arrived?
Alexander the great was proclaim Pharaoh by the Egyptians around 331 BCE. Source: World History Before 1600: The development of Early Civilization (Vol 1), Upshur., Terry., Holoka., Goff., Cassar: Cengage Learning (2005)
How did other religions influence ancient Egypt culture?
. Other religions influenced the Egyptians as the Egyptians ewere conquered by different people like Alexander the Great brought Greek Influences.
What medicine did Alexander the Great make?
no medicine
How many Alexanderias did Alexander the Great make?
One
Did Alexander the great liberate Egypt?
Depends what you mean by liberate. He did liberate it from Persian rule and many native Egyptians thought he would be a benevolent ruler so they welcomed him when he arrived. But Egypt was still a conquered nation after Alexander came and it would not regain its independence untill many centuries later.
Why do you think the Egyptians welcomed Alexander?
Alexander the great was proclaim Pharaoh by the Egyptians around 331 BCE. Source: World History Before 1600: The development of Early Civilization (Vol 1), Upshur., Terry., Holoka., Goff., Cassar: Cengage Learning (2005)
