The correct answer is B.. the Macedonian king who took control of the Greek city-states and established an empire that stretched as far east as India.
He conquered what was at that time considered to be almost the entire world, hence the name "the Great". He successfully defeated Persia and died somehow when he was in India. The exact reason why he died young has never been found although there are speculations as to what happened.
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Originally, Athens was ruled only by tyrants. Later, Solon changed autocracy laws: Athens' council would be elected by merit, not birthright. Eventually, Cleisthenes introduced the concept of a council of all the free male citizens: democracy was born!
The 2 nations that emerged as superpowers after WW2 were the Soviet Union and the U.S.
