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A quiz about Alexander the great

by deiidalos
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Who was Alexander the great?

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Where was Alexander the great born?

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How far did the Alexandrian Empire extend?

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He was taught by philosopher Socrates

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He was an important monarch who created the Alexandrian Empire

He was born in Pella, Macedonia, in the year 356 BCE.

The Alexandrian Empire was so big that stretched from Greese to north-western India

He was not taught by Socrates, but by Aristotle.

Even though he fought against armies that outnumbered his own, he never lost a battle.

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