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Where did Alexander the Greats empire strectch to and where did it start?
From Libya to Central Asia.
What were the causes of Alexander the greats conquest?
He had always wanted to conquer Asia; Philip II died, so he succeeded the throne, now granted the resources and opportunity to do so.
How big was Alexander the greats empire?
It stretched from Libya-Egypt through the Middle East to Central Asia and today's Pakistan in the east.
When Alexander and his army invaded Asia in 334 BC where did they first meet Persian resistance?
In Asia Minor, where the battle of Granicus 334 BCE which gave Alexander hi first victory over the Persians.
What did Julius Caesar do that Alexander the Great did?
Caesar set out to be greater than Alexander. While Alexander had taken over the Persian Empire in Asia, his early death terminated his plan to conquer western Europe. Caesar began by cementing Roman control of western Europe and planned to take Alexander's ex-empire in Asia. He was assassinated on the eve of his departure on this campaign. So both had their ambitions frustrated by their early deaths.
Where did Alexander the Greats empire strectch to and where did it start?
From Libya to Central Asia.
What region did Alexander gain after victory of the Persians?
From Libya in the west to Central Asia in the east.
What geographical features might have been a factor in the expansion of Alexander the greats empire?
An over-populated Greece provided the reservoir of soldiers for Alexander The Persian Empire provided a target in Asia ripe for takeover.
What were the causes of Alexander the greats conquest?
He had always wanted to conquer Asia; Philip II died, so he succeeded the throne, now granted the resources and opportunity to do so.
How big was Alexander the greats empire?
It stretched from Libya-Egypt through the Middle East to Central Asia and today's Pakistan in the east.
What battle was Alexander the great first victory vs the Persian Empire?
Granicus River in Asia Minor 334 BCE.
What happened as a result of Alexander the Greats rise power?
Alexander didn't rise to power - he inherited the power from his murdered father Philip II of Macedonia. After Philip's death, Alexander took over his father's expedition to conquer the Persian Empire. This he achieved over the next ten years. After Alexander's early death, his generals divided the Empire amongst themselves, forming their own kingdoms in Greece, Egypt, Syria-Mesopotamia and Asia Minor.
When Alexander and his army invaded Asia in 334 BC where did they first meet Persian resistance?
In Asia Minor, where the battle of Granicus 334 BCE which gave Alexander hi first victory over the Persians.
What did Julius Caesar do that Alexander the Great did?
Caesar set out to be greater than Alexander. While Alexander had taken over the Persian Empire in Asia, his early death terminated his plan to conquer western Europe. Caesar began by cementing Roman control of western Europe and planned to take Alexander's ex-empire in Asia. He was assassinated on the eve of his departure on this campaign. So both had their ambitions frustrated by their early deaths.
When Alexander and his army invaded Asia in 334 B.C.E. where did the first me serious Persian resistance?
The first serious Persian resistance Alexander the Great encountered during his invasion of Asia in 334 B.C.E. occurred at the Battle of Granicus, near the river Granicus in northwestern Asia Minor. The Persian forces, commanded by local satraps and allies, attempted to halt Alexander's advance but were ultimately defeated. This victory opened the way for Alexander to continue his campaign deeper into Persian territory.
What is the name of the river that Alexander and his armies crossed after entering central Asia?
Alexander the great and his army crossed the Indus River after entering Central Asia.
How many continents did alexander's empire reach?
Alexander the Great made conquests on 3 continents. They were Europe, Africa and Asia.
