What Was Alexander the Great's Most Successful Strategy for Ruling

question 69

Multiple Choice

What was Alexander the Great's most successful strategy for ruling the lands he conquered?

• A) He continued wars of conquest in order to unite people in a common cause.
• B) He replaced practically all Persian officials with Greeks and Macedonians.
• C) He established free public education in order to make an educated city-state.
• D) He reduced the size of the army.
• E) He created a synthesis between Greeks and Persians.

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