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serg [7]
3 years ago
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Accomplishments of alexander the great

History
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Alla [95]3 years ago
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   He was the first person to unite the whole of Greece(except Sparta and Crete) against the Persians

   He was never defeated in battle and always fought in front line. There were many times when he risked dying because of his recklessness in battle.

   He was the first person who ever conceived the idea of a globalized world. He wanted to create a multinational Hellenistic empire and not just conquer and Hellenize

   He was the first person to understand that his image was very important, and did  anything in his hand to promote himself as God, great King , and a fearsome warrior. He achieved that by hiring a personal autobiographer , a painter , and a sculptor

   He crossed along with his army the desert called Gedrosia. Many died there because of the desert conditions. He survived this denying to have any comforts.He actually spilled a whole helmet full of water in front of the whole army to show an example .



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