Alexander the Great

the Persian were defeated in the year of 334 B.C.E

It lasted 27 years and devastated the Greek world. Even after it was over, the Greek city-states continued to fight each other in varying alliances, and so weakened them that they were unable to stand up to Philip's takeover.

In most cases, the many Alexandrias Alexander founded throughout his empire served as homes for Alexander's Hellene veterans. These veterans led lives that followed Hellene lifestyles and served as models for the conquered Asians. These veterans also needed to marry and they married local girls and had children whom they brought up in the Macedonian way. They did, however, have to adapt slightly to the local culture. Basically, Alexander's cities nbecame Hellenistic hot-spots throughout the empire that served as showcases for Hellene lifestyles.

When he conquered an area, he established cities on the Hellenic model, which gave people citizenship and the amenities therewith - gymnasiums, markets, meeting places, theatres etc, intended to be both a civilising and stabilising influence.

"Alexander the Great was one of the greatest leaders of ancient times and believe it or not, he never lost a battle".

He attacked the Persian Empire and after ten years of warfare turned it into an empire of his own. He intended to introduce Greek culture and living standards into the empire, but died at a very early age before he could accomplish much of this.

he took over the land

Archimedes invented the calculus, the screw, the lever, boyancy, some really big war machines, burning mirrors, block-and-tackle etc. Heron invented the steam turbine. Aristotle invented science. Euclid invented geometry. Eratosthenes, Apollonius, Hipparchus, Zeno of Sidon, all lived and wrote during the Hellenistic age.

In ancient times, Alexander the Great's success in taking over Persia can be accounted for in several ways. First, he was a tactical genius who was also daring, energetic, and masterful at inspiring his troops to perform at their best. Second, his troops were superbly trained, they were experienced, and both individually and as a group they were superior to their Persian opponents. Third, his Persian opponents were poorly led and had little reason to make sacrifices for the sake of the empire which they were asked to defend.

Don't watch movies for moral lessons I think :)

No. The moral lesson is that your ambition should have no limits, despite it's consequences on Alexander. Endless ambition is what Alexander had, and he conquered the world in 8 years. Many said that Alexander was God himself in his human form uniting Western and Eastern cultures. To this day, Alexander is the only person to have done so, and that is why he was the first "human" to be granted immortality and eternal glory.

Alexander the Great helped Greece by conquering a huge number of enemies and encouraging the growth of Greek culture. He also built a variety of shipyards, ports, and spread Greek civilization across the world.

Worship is a modernistic word. The ancients gave due respect and honour to the gods, on the basis that if you did this, they would look after you. They looked up to gods, did not bow or grovel to them.

Alexander gave due respect to the gods of the Greek world. He also recognised that the gods of other peoples were the same gods with different names ie Jupiter = Zeus = Jehovah etc, and gave them due respect.

Alexander the Great was not only a greater trainer but a role model and a great mentor.

it was called new model of socialism. It removed state control over industry, allowed free speech and showed greater tolerance to other political parties.

Alexander fought his last great battle of Hydaspeson the bank of the Jheelum river against Porus, one of the most powerful Indian kings. Both sides suffered heavy losses. At the end of the battle, Porus retained his kingdom and Alexander offered him more land and gifts. Then Alexander's army refused to march further east, but turned south, fought and won against Malli (a) Malawas, a smaller tribe before leaving India forever.

Civilization spreads largely through trade, travel, and warfare. People traveled carrying goods from one region to another and would tell others about new ways of growing crops, making things, and living together. They traded ideas and skills. Although trade brought people into peaceful contact with each other, civilization also spread through wars. For example, when Sargon and the Akkadians conquered Sumer, Akkadian became the language of government. But the Akkadians started to use Sumerian cuneiform writing.

Alexander the Great, or Alexandros III ruled from 336 B.C until 323 B.C

WItch means he ruled for 13 yrs.

He placed the Persian Empire under his own control and began to introduce Greek culture to the empire. After his death, his generals divided the empire amongst themselves and established their own kngdoms which ruled the Middle East for a couple of hundred years until Rome took over.

Alexander the great conquered these cities. Rhacotis, Memphis, Tyre, Petra, Issus, Lampsacus, Halicarnassus, Byzantium, Epidamnus, Tanais, Sinope, Azara, Amida, Hatra, Babylon, Suza, Persepolis, Carmana, Ectabana, Tabae, Pura, Quetta, Nisa, Balkh, Multan, Bactria, Bannu, Taxila, Chach and Kucha. Hope this helped.

Alexander III implemented a series of repressive measures to eliminate revolutionary movements in Russia. He intensified censorship, restricted political freedoms, and established a network of secret police to monitor and suppress dissent. The regime also targeted revolutionary groups through mass arrests, exiles, and executions, fostering a climate of fear. Additionally, he promoted a policy of Russification that aimed to unify the empire under Russian culture, further alienating various ethnic groups and stifling opposition.

Thebes, as a warning to other cities not to rebel.

Alexander the Great was King of Macedonia for nearly 13 years, from 336 BCE until his death at the age of 32 in 323 BCE. He was the Pharoah of Egypt for 9 years, from 332 until 323 BCE, King of Asia for 8 years from 331 to 323 BCE, and the King of Persia for 7 years from 330 until 323 BCE.

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Alexander the Great's empire went as far east as Central Asia and western India (today's Pakistan).

no,he didnt,he was not afraid, but his army was ,after the battle with porus,they saw the indian war elephant,the army was also frightened to face 300,000 men,80,000 calvary,20,000 war chariots,6000 war elephants,porus had just 200 ,but i think alexander would win this war with magadha,but perhaps he would have died there,but in the end he fought for nothing all his queens ,sons,mother were MURDERED by is his generals ,and they took his empirehe wanted fame and glory for himself,yes he is immoratilised tody and another thousand years shall remmeber him,today in 2012 we remmeber of him,but he has no followers.war is bad peace is good,THE ONE WHO TAKES THE SWORD WILL FALL BY THE SWORD.Jesus christ had the whole legions of heavenly army under him ,but he suffered and was crucified for us to live a better life.

Nubians Have 3 acient kingdoms, Meroe, Kerma, and Napata. These kingdoms have inbraced the culture of Egypt even though they are rivals. One or two of these kingdoms built pyramids but, they were not like the egyptians. They were more "pointyer" And they make the egptian pyramids look flat.