In the end it would drive them out of there home land take many of there life's and would in also break there trust in the Americans
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Answer:
De Jure
Explanation:
De jure is used to describe something or a law that legally exist or recognized. Being recognized however, does not mean it is practiced. For example, the fundamental human right in most countries exists only as a law but they are not being practiced. The citizens of such countries may know those laws as rights. That is, they know the laws exist, but it does not necessarily mean they are practiced.
Alexander Macedon III, also known as Alexander the Great was a king, he was on a quest to spread the Greek culture and known as Hellenism, across his empire. The areas he had conquered were Persia, Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Bactria, and the Punjab; also in Egypt he founded the city of Alexandria. His greatest conquests and actions have had an affect on the Mediterranean.
