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1. alexander the great
   ... lev el playing field. On the following morning, the two armies met, with the Macedonians slaughtering the Persians. Alexander nearly ...
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2. Alexander the Great
   ... seven months. His vision of empire changed from 331 to 330 to that of a union of Macedonians and Persians under his rule. He began ...
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3. Alexander the Great
   ... However, Persians underestimated the Macedonians under Alexander, and sent out a small force to take care Szepcsik 3 of Macedonia. ...
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4. Alexander the Great
   ... The Macedonians defeated the Persians and proceeded to march south through Ionia to free the Greek cities from Persian rule. This ...
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5. Alexander the Great
   ... The first thing Alexander did was to promote and encourage a policy to infuse Macedonians and Persians into one master race. Alexander ...
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6. Alexander the Greatamp39s Leadership
   ... His army began to resent his change. Alexander could see the strengths of the Persians and the Macedonians, he tried to amalgamate them accordingly. ...
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7. Alexander the Great A Leader
   ... His army began to resent his change. Alexander could see the strengths of the Persians and the Macedonians, he tried to amalgamate them accordingly. ...
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8. alexander the great
   ... The Macedonians never fought, but actually just surrendered. Also the Persians were eventually defeated decisively by the Greeks and would never again invade ...
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9. Alexander the Great
   ... For a while, neither the Macedonians nor the Persians could advance more then a few feet. ... The Persians outnumbered the Macedonians overwhelmingly. ...
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10. Alexander the Great
    ... Alexander also began promoting Persians to highranking positions in his army, saying that Persians and Macedonians should share the empire. ...
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11. Alexander the Great
    ... Alexander also began promoting Persians to highranking positions in his army, saying that Persians and Macedonians should share the empire. ...
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12. Alexander the Great
    ... was ordered to take the left, as Alexander would attack the Persians on their ... The battle continued on many other fronts, but soon the Macedonians gained the ...
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13. Alexander
    ... The battle at Is the Persians lost 110,000 men while the Macedonians lost no where near that.ampquot The cavalry was another strong point of the army, with highly ...
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14. Alexander The Great
    ... also. He demanded this act in order to intermix the Macedonians with the Persians to make his empire more efficient. Alexander made ...
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15. Alexander The Great
    ... to western India. He is famous for having created the ethnic fusion of the Macedonians and the Persians. From victory to victory ...
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16. Alexander the Great
    ... Persians and Greeks, Macedonians and Jews, Indians and Africans were all drawn by the opportunities available in this busy port. ...
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17. Alexander the Great
    ... Luckily, for not only Alexander but for the rest of the Macedonians, Memnon became ill ... only a war leader but a semidivine being in the minds of the Persians. ...
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18. Alexander the Great
    ... Somehow he had to bring Persians and Greeks together into a single unit. ... his Persian captains to feel that they were the equals of the Macedonians and wanted ...
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19. Alexander the Great
    Alexander the Great Alexander the Great was king of the Macedonians and one of the ... His cavalry charged across the Granicus and overwhelmed the Persians. ...
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20. Alex the Great
    ... led his army into Persia and, after defeating an army of Persians and Greeks, he ... Soon after that, the Macedonians refused to go further and wanted to return to ...
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21. Alexander The Great
    ... Alex continued to carry out his fatheramp39s plan to conquer the Persians. ... After the Macedonians begged for forgiveness, he threw a huge feast in their honor. ...
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22. Peloponnesian War 2
    ... This ended when the Persians destroyed the Spartan fleet at Cnidos in 394. ... hegemony in Greece, and over the next three decades the Macedonians would come to ...
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23. Peloponnesian War 3
    ... This ended when the Persians destroyed the Spartan fleet at Cnidos in 394. ... hegemony in Greece, and over the next three decades the Macedonians would come to ...
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24. Aristotle
    ... but could not return home to Stagira because it had been sacked by the Macedonians. ... When king Hermias was killed by the Persians in 345 BC, Aristotle moved to ...
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25. alexander the great
    ... The Macedonians under Alexander took over the port of Tyre, during the siege ... Through marriage he unified the Greeks and the Persians under his rule, they ...
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26. Sparta
    ... depth is that of 120 men deep which was fielded at one time by the Macedonians. ... This naval force not only gave Athens an advantage against the Persians in the ...
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