What Was One Reason That Alexander the Great (R

question 35

Multiple Choice

What was one reason that Alexander the Great (r. 336-323 B.C.E.) was able to inspire his soldiers?

• A) He had a gift for oratory, which enabled him to stir his soldiers' pride and ambition for glory.
• B) He maintained a nearly supernatural calm in battle, which convinced his soldiers that he was the son of Zeus.
• C) He recklessly exposed himself to danger by riding into the center of battle and fighting alongside his troops.
• D) He was stupendously generous and had a gift for dazzling spectacles of wealth.

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