Greece 6/7 short response

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Philip changed the phalanx by implementing new tactics and formations that enhanced its effectiveness in battle.

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The Egyptians aided Alexander by providing him with resources, knowledge, and support during his conquests.

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Alexander brought scientists with him to gather knowledge, study the lands, and document discoveries during his conquests in Persia.

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Alexander’s soldiers loved him for his leadership, bravery, and the rewards he provided them.

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Alexander's empire spread Greek culture and influence across three continents, blending it with local customs.

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His conquests led to the Hellenistic Era, marked by advancements in science, art, and philosophy.

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Philip's military innovations included the use of longer spears and smaller shields, making the phalanx more flexible.

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These changes allowed for greater maneuverability and effectiveness in various terrains.

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Alexander founded over 20 cities, many of which were named Alexandria, serving as cultural and economic hubs.

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These cities helped spread Greek culture and facilitated trade across his empire.

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Alexander's education under Aristotle instilled in him a love for knowledge and philosophy.

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This education influenced his approach to leadership and governance, promoting cultural exchange.

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The Battle of Gaugamela was a decisive victory for Alexander, showcasing his strategic brilliance.

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This victory led to the fall of the Persian Empire and expanded his empire significantly.

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Alexander's policy of cultural integration included marrying Persian royalty and encouraging his soldiers to do the same.

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This policy aimed to unify his diverse empire and promote loyalty among conquered peoples.