According to the author, the major impact of Alexander was that he conquered many places such as Babylon and Persia. AAlexander was as much a soldier as a commander, seeking for himself the rich trophy of killing the king.A Page 42. This quote relates to the impact that Alexander made is that he really wanted to be at the top of conquering all places. This is the major impact of Alexander because he is well known for conquering places. Another reason is that since he captured towns in such a harsh way. Word spread that he did this to towns, and he is probably one of the few leaders that would ruin a town. He took over a lot of land and was young so other people from other places had to have noticed that he took over a lot of land. .
While he was conquering this much of land he became cruel. He started to torture anyone who disagreed with him. The people that were around him told people they knew that Alexander would do this so for this example Alexander became poplar because people tell other people. (Like a chain) .
Alexander overcame many obstacles in his life. One challenge that Alexander faced was that him and his army had to fought the many of Persians when he was leading his army to camp from winning a battle. The army was weary from fighting. Out of nowhere the Persians came out. The Persian army came toward the army but Alexander attacked. AThe entire armies did not clash with greater violence than these makeshift companies@ page 90. Finally the Persians gave up, spilt up into groups and left. Alexander didn=t have any wounds. He led his army back to camp safely. .
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The amount of people that died in the battle was about forty thousand Persians and only about three hundred Macedonians. A This victory, however, the King owed more to his own heroism than to good luck: it was his courage not the location as before, that won the day.@ Page 90. This event was an obstacle for Alexander because he didn=t know if his army and him would make it out alive or not.
Alexander had personal reasons too. ... Alexander crossed the Hellespont. ... Alexander could be compared to Napoleon in swiftness and in movement, but Alexander could be patient as well. ... Alexander simply charged towards Radius's chariot. ... Increasing loneliness of a growing impatience with those who could not understand the Alexander of 324 was not the Alexander of 334. ...
Alexander the Great Alexander the Great, a patient and often devious man; had never struck without careful planning. ... Alexander had personal reasons too. ... Alexander crossed the Hellespont. ... Alexander could be compared to Napoleon in swiftness and in movement, but Alexander could be patient as well. ... Alexander simply charged towards Darius_s chariot. ...
His name was Alexander, and in this essay I will discuss Alexander, his accomplishments, and his effects on Hellenistic society. Alexander had already established a reputation among the army. ... Alexander did the inconceivable. ... They were terrified; they had heard of Alexander. ... No one knows where the Alexander's body is, either. ...
Alexander was a man of extremes and contradictions. ... Alexander's Army also had very important back-up units. ... Alexander's senior general Parmenio counseled Alexander that they should hold off until the time was right. ... Alexander emerges victorious again. ... Alexander came here for strategic reasons. ...
Does Alexander the "Great" meet these standards? ... Alexander the Great has not always been trustworthy. ... Alexander the Great also demolished Thebes. ... Alexander the Great seemed to be fairly honest. ... Alexander saw the Greeks as superior. ...
1) Stoneman, Richard is a reliable man he has written few books such as, Artists Discover Greece, Alexander The Great, Zenobia's Revolt Against Rome among others. ... Literature on 1977. 2) The Basic themes are the importance of the Alexander's conquest in today days and his development in the Hellenic age. ... Anab. 4.10.7) 4) The author presents the good and the bad aspect about Alexander The Great such as "there were others who might be expected to take advantage of Philip's death to make a bid for the throne. ... I wanted to know everything about Alexander The Great. ... N...
Alexander "The Great" (356 - 323 B. ... Philips multiple marriages took a toll on Alexander. ... Alexander became enraged shouting "What about me? ... King And Conqueror After his father's murder in 336 B.C. 20-year-old Alexander became King Alexander III of Macedonia. ... Why was Alexander such a "great" leader? ...
