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After Philip II fell to the Athens and Thebes, Alexander steps up to take Philip's place, which marks the beginning of his empire.
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Alexander led 35,000 men to a surprising feat over the Persians. He caused Darius III and his army to flea from the land
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Alexander was greeted kindly and respectfully by the Egyptians and made him pharaoh.
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Attacking as a phalanx, Alexander and his army once again caused Darius to run away. His army had occupied many cities including Babylon, Susa, and Persepolis.
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After over 11 years of fighting and marching, Alexander's army was exhausted and worn out. Although Alexander was disappointed, he gave in and they returned.
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When returning to Babylon, Alexander planned to reorganize his empire, but unfortunately, he became severely sick and died. His generals fought each other for power and the empire crumbled.