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After the battle of Issus Darius sent envoys to Alexander the Great offering an alliance with himself, and a ransom of 10,000 talents for his family whom Alexander had captured after the battle itself. Alexander categorically rejected this.
Darius sent envoys again before the battle of Gaugmela offering 10,000 talents again, an alliance between the 2 empires, and all territory west of the river Euphrates. Alexander rejected this treaty again stating that 'there is no more room for two emperors than there is for two suns'
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What did US gain in the adams-onis treaty?
The U.S. gained Flordia from Spain in exchange for money.
How did the Romans invade romaina?
In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.In Roman times the present day country of Romania was called Dacia, or at leas a large part of it. It was invaded and conquered by the emperor Trajan in retaliation for the humiliating peace treaty that the former emperor Domitian was compelled to agree to. The history of the two Dacian wars is written on Trajan's column in Rome.
Why did japan have to sign the treaty of kanagawa?
The Treaty of Kanagawa isn't WW2, it's much earlier. And they didn't HAVE to sign it - it was 1854, and the emperor of Japan wanted friendship with a much stronger nation. To be honest, it was all about trade. (I've modified the categories for you)
What was the treaty of medicine creek?
The treaty of medicine creek was the treaty of medecine creek. Signed by 62 Western washinhton tribes, including Niqually and Puyllup, and Issac Stevens. The tribes ceded lands in exchange for 32,500 designated reservations and the permanent right of access to traditional hunting and fishing grounds. To see the full treaty go to www.historylink.org
What did Alexander Hamilton think about Jay's treaty?
Alexander Hamilton supported Jay's Treaty, viewing it as a necessary measure to maintain peace with Great Britain and strengthen the young United States' international standing. He believed the treaty would help stabilize the economy by fostering trade and securing important concessions from Britain. Despite criticism from opponents who saw it as overly conciliatory, Hamilton argued that it was a pragmatic step to avoid war and solidify the nation's future.
Who made a treaty with Spain?
the person who made a treaty with Spain was Alexander Hamilton
Who wrote the treaty of tordesillas?
Pope Alexander VI
How did the Treaty of Tordesillas get its name?
WHAT DID THE TREATY OF TORDESILLAS DECIDE ABOUTA THE CLAIMING OF LAND(BE SPECIFIC IN REGARDS THE EDICT ISSUED POPE ALEXANDer
Who secured a treaty with Spain giving the U.S. shipping rights on the Mississippi River?
Pinckney's Treaty
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?
Treaty that ended the Mexican War, granting the U.S. control of Texas, New Mexico, and California in exchange for $15 million
What was the Treaty of Doaks Stand?
The Treaty of Doak's Stand was a treaty that said that the U.S. would give the Choctaw American Indians new lands west of the Mississippi River in exchange for part of their land. the U.S. and Choctaw signed this treaty in 1820.
When does peter the great expand Russia?
In 1696, Peter the great signed the Treaty of Nerchinsk, with the Emperor of China.
Who negotiated a treaty with Spain to settle New World border disputes?
Pope Alexander VI
What did the French agents do in the XYZ affair?
Discuss a treaty to protect U.S shipping in exchange for a bribe.
What did US gain in the adams-onis treaty?
The U.S. gained Flordia from Spain in exchange for money.
Who is the emperor of Antarctica?
You may be thinking of the Emperor Penguin that breeds on Antarctica's beaches. Otherwise, all land and ice south of 60 degrees S is governed by the Antarctic Treaty (1961), not an emperor, king, president, or other political figure.
What did the Webster Ashburton Treaty do?
In order to resolve the Aroostook War, Daniel Webster and the British ambassador, Lord Alexander Ashburton, had to create a treaty. In this treaty, known as the Webster-Ashburton Treaty, the territory that was fought over was split between Maine and British Canada. The treaty also settled the boundary of the Minnesota territory.
