Alexander The Great: Culture And Civilization

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Jessica, Alexander the Great is one histories most famous conquerors, military strategist, and ruler of ancient civilizations. The size of his empire speaks volumes to the reality that such talents were true given that those are two abilities that would be necessary be a ruler. Also given that there is not a long list of potential or occurring rebellion or revolts from the territories of which he conquered or his empire expanded too. This would either means that people feared the strength and power of his army or the political systems and government structure that was in place was effect and efficient at assimilating them into the culture and society of the empire. There are other empire that have had similar or large size empires at Alexander

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