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Peace

• After two major battles lost, Darius was ready to give up some of his empire in hopes that Alexander would stop his conquest
• The Macedonian advisors to Alexander told him to take the offer, but Alex refused
• Alexanders goal was to conquer all of th

• Peace?

-after two major battles lost, Darius III was ready to give up some land in hopes that Alexander would stop his conquest

-the Macedonian advisor to Alexander told him to take the offer, but Alexander refused

-his goal was to conquer all of the Pe

Peace

• After two major battles lost, Darius was ready to give up some of his empire in hopes that Alexander would stop his conquest
• The Macedonian advisors to Alexander told him to take the offer, but Alex refused
• Alexanders goal was to conquer all of th

Macedoaian

I think he was a rude man who was very greedy for land. His greed killed many people and also many people lost their land and homes. Even Alexander's troops had a low moral about marching for 11 years. I think he was very barbaric in his th

Macedonia

• Geography
  • had rough terrain and a cold climate
  • the people lived mostly in mountain villages instead of the city-states like Athens had
• Not seeing eye to eye
  • most of the Macedonian nobles referred to themselves as Greeks
  • once again the Greeks thou

Notes cont.

After two major baattles lost darius was ready to gie up some land in hopes that alexander would stop his conquest, the macedonian advisors to alexander told him to take the offer but alex refused because he wanted all of the persian empir

Peace

-after two major battles lost darius the third was ready to give up some land in hopes that alexander would stop his conquest

-the macedonian advisors to alexander told him to take the offer but alexander refused

-alexanders goal was to conquer al

Macedonia

-had a rough terrain and cold climate
-people lived in mountain villages instead of city-states

-Macedonians referred to themselves as Greeks, but the Greeks thought they were not--thought they were barbaric and uncivilized--similar to Sparta

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Macedonia- rough terrain and a cold climate. people lived in mountain villages instead of the city-states like Athens had.

most macedonians considered themselves as Greeks, but Greeks thought the Macedonians were barbaric and not as civilized as the G

After two major battles lost, Darius III was ready to give up some land in hopes that Alexander would stop his conquest. The Macedonian advisors to Alexander told him to take the offer, but he refused. Alexander's goal was to conquer all of the Persi

after two major battles lost, Darius 3 was ready to give up some land in hopes that alexander would stop his conquest

alexander was welcomed into egypt as a liberator even though Egypt was a Persian territory

Was even crown a pharaoh

Alexander name a ci

Sept. 19, 2012 NOTES BEGIN AT PEACE? and 2nd ASSIGNMENT BLOG IS AT THE END.

Macedonia

• Geography
  
  • Had rough terrain and a cold climate
  • the people lived mostly in mountain villages instead of the city-states like Athens
• Most Macedonian nobles referred to the

World History Notes

Macedonia

• Geography
  • Macedonia had rough terrain and a cold climate
  • The people lived mostly in mountain villages instead of the city-states like Athens had
• Not seeing eye to eye
  • Most of the Macedonian nobles referred to themselves as Gre

Alexander the Great was justified in taking down the rebellion, but was not justified for his genocide.

PARAGRAPH EXPLAINING i personally think alexander was very cruel man, and all he cared about was being better than others. the fact that he wanted to fight every land and person he could, makes him very full of himself. the fact he died at the age of

Notes on Macedonia:

Geography:

• Macedonia had rough terrain and a cold climate.
• People lived mostly in the mountain villages instead of the city-states like Athens did.
• Most of the Macedonians nobles referred to themselves as Greeks.
• The Greeks thought tha

Macedonia

• Had rough terrain and a cold climate.
• People lived in mountian village instead of city-states
• Most of the Macedonian nobles refferred to themselves as Greeks.
• Greeks treated them like Spartans
• After the Peloponnesian War several Greek city-state

Invasion of Persia

Alexander was now ready to invade Persia

Alexander marched with 35,000 men to attack Perwsia

Persian rushed 40,000 men to meet Alexander at Anatolia

Alexander decided to attack first and with his cavalry, very effective and defeated th

Macedonia

• rough terrain, cold climate
• mountain village instead of citystates
• Macedonians referred to themselves as greeks
• greeks saw macedonians as barbaric and uncivilized (like Sparta)
• After Peloponissian war Greek City-States were weak economically and