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Alexander the Great was a student of Aristotle who became king of Macedonia at age 20. Over the next few years, he conquered the known world from Greece to India using brilliant military tactics. When he died at age 33, his generals divided his vast empire among themselves, spreading Greek culture and establishing Hellenistic civilization throughout the Mediterranean region. The most powerful successor state that emerged was the Roman Republic in Italy.
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- 2. Alexander the Great Learning Points Conquests of Alexander the Great Spread of Hellenistic civilization
- 3. Alexander the Great When Plato died, Aristotle found Athens hostile. Moved to his original home Macedonia The king of Macedonia admired Greek civilization and wanted Aristotle to teach his son Alexander.
- 4. Alexander the Great Athens and other Greeks found Macedonia and a prince taught by Aristotle a threat and invaded. Macedonian king defeats them and conquered most of Greece, but assassinated.
- 5. Alexander the Great At 20, Alexander took control of the Macedonian Empire Hated the Persians as much as the Greeks. Used phalanx, brilliant tactics, and command personality to win every battle.
- 6. Alexander the Great Between 334 and 323 BC, he conquered the known world. Great military leader but not political leader. When he died at age 33, he gave his empire to the strongest
- 7. Alexander the Great His 3 most powerful generals divided up the world among themselves. Ruled with Greek ideas of government. Spread Greek language, culture, religion, ethnicity throughout the Mediterranean Hellenistic civilization
- 9. Alexander the Great The most powerful Hellenistic-influenced power to arise was a republic in Italy called Rome.
- 10. Alexander the Great The most powerful Hellenistic-influenced power to arise was a republic in Italy called Rome.