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1. Alexander helps his father Philip defeat Greek city- sates
in war.
2. Alexander becomes king of Macedonia.
3. Alexander liberates Egypt from Persian rule.
4. Alexander conquers the Persian empire.
5. Alexander and his army reach the Indus valley
in India.
Explanation:
Alexander the great was the son of Philip II from Macedonia, an ancient Greek state. after Philip's death Alexander became king of Macedonia, which at that moment was the strongest of all the Greek states. Then Alexander started a campaign of conquest of Asia as a continuation of the war against the Persian empire, which in total lasted 13 years . e and his armies conquered Egypt, he was crowned as pharaoh, then conquered all of Persia and got to India where he died at age of 32.
Answer:
Groznyi (“The Terrible”), or, more correctly translated from Old Russian, “The Strong/The Menacing,” was an epithet that in the 15-16 centuries, didn’t carry negative connotations. Grand Prince Ivan III of Moscow (1440-1505), the founder of the Moscow state and Ivan the Terrible’s grandfather
Explanation:
By junzi, or <em>superior individuals, </em>Confucius meant superior individuals with a broad view of public affairs. He thought these were well-educated and conscientious individuals who should fill state offices.
It was Babylon, The Euphrates River which was supposed to be protecting the outside of Babylon was diverted by Cyrus's army so that it would be dry enough for them to walk through to the open gates that were left open.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
they needed fur back in the day
