From what I’ve heard about Alexander the amazing story of how he is great. The journey he goes through and the danger and monstrosity. He made an army of hardened warriors and made formations known as phalanxes. He also made machines that destroy walls and other formations that were unstoppable. Alexander son of Macedonia was a powerful person who was invincible because of Artemis the goddess of child birth. Chose to stay with alexander rather that to protect her shrine. After years came by his father made an invitation to all philosopher to see who is worthy to teach his son Alexander. Soon Alexander attended public school, grammar school to become a great leader for his kingdom. Alexander describes these Greek politicians in general, attempting to present the Greeks attitude to him as unanimously for Demosthenes. As to Daris unsuccessful appeals to Alexander’s Greek allied soldiers, there seem to be also additional reason not only the fears for authority that the Macedonian king must have enjoyed over them because of his military achieve means.
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Leonidas, who had been hired by King Phillip to teach Alexander math, horsemanship, and archery, struggled to control his rebellious to capture the restless boy’s attention. Alexander particular delighted in impersonating the warrior Achilles. What I think about the Alexander the great is reflecting chuck Norris. A no fear man who conquered so many army’s. Has no judgement to others and smarter than any men in
Leonidas, who had been hired by King Phillip to teach Alexander math, horsemanship, and archery, struggled to control his rebellious to capture the restless boy’s attention. Alexander particular delighted in impersonating the warrior Achilles. What I think about the Alexander the great is reflecting chuck Norris. A no fear man who conquered so many army’s. Has no judgement to others and smarter than any men in