Several interpretations of the reasons behind the death of Alexander the Great have been offered in our time. This essay addresses all possible scenarios and can be used to debunk theories or accusations that are not based on the actual sources.

An essay on Alexander the Great and the East

This essay examines the reasons for Alexander's defeat of the Persian empire, and also examines historian's explanations on the subject.

A term paper about how Alexander the Great conquered most of the known world and spread Greek culture using his military prowess and advanced war techniques and weapons.

From watching Michael Wood's video "Walking in the Footsteps of Alexander the Great," one can conclude that Alexander the Great was indeed a great man. Despite his controversial behavior, megalomania, mercilessness, and stoicism, Alexander achieved a great deal that evokes a sense of admiration on the part of most people.

One of the greatest rulers in history, Alexander III, aptly named Alexander the Great, conquered and ruled an empire stretching from the Balkans to the Himalayans and from Egypt to the Caspain Sea, almost the entire known world, and all within 12 years. But in 323 BC his empire was cut short with the mysterious death of Alexander at the age of 32 that has baffled experts for centuries.

Answers 3 questions about Alexander the Great's family background, reasons for military achievements, and evaluation of ancient views on Alexander.
(A) Briefly describe family background and education of Alexander.
(B) Explain the reasons for the military achievements of Alexander
(C) Evaluate the ancient or modern interpretations of Alexander the Great.

Essay examines the magnificent life led by Alexander the Great.

Alexander the Great was thought to be super-human almost from birth. He was compared to the Greek god, Zeus, and that is what Alexander believed too. It is known that Alexander was born to King Philip the II and Queen Olympia's of Greek Macedonia in 356 BC, and Alexander took over the throne at the young age of 20.

An essay of Alexander and his relationship with the Macedonians.

Aristotle was a childhood teacher of Alexander the Great. And as such, his teachings on philosophy greatly influenced Alexander as he conquered most of the known ancient world in the third century BC.

A short overview of the life and accomplishments of Alexander the Great.

A man named N.G.L. Hammond believes that Alexander the Great is worthy of his historical status. His article first explains Alexander's great accomplishments in history. The article states that Alexander's father, Phillip II, unified all of the Greek city states as the leader of the Macedonians through military power.

Alexander the Great was actually not great at all. A ruthless man who had no regard for innocent lives, Alexander was a reckless, negligent military leader who treated his troops with great disrespect.