Question

Какой финикийский город быд завоеван александром македонским тир сидон библ решающая битва между греками и персами произошла в 331г до н э на реке граник у села гавгамелы у города исс где александер македонский хотел завершить свой поход на запад в италии на побережье атлантического океана у подножьи альп подчеркните название государств завоеванных александром македонского египед китай сирия урарту междуречье аравия пожалуйста быстро даю все свои баллы пппппппппппппжжжжжжжжжжжжжж

Answer 1

Ответ:

осада тира,финикийский город завоёванный александром

на этот ответ не знаю

Сирию, Египет

Объяснение:

вроде правильно,всё что помню

Answer 2

Какой финикийский город быд завоеван Александром Македонским? Тир.

Решающая битва между греками и персами произошла в 331 г до н э

у села Гавгамелы

Где Александер Македонский хотел завершить свой поход на запад

в Италии

Название государств завоеванных Александром Македонским

Египет  Сирия

Answer 3

Alexander the Great and the Phoenician Cities

Alexander the Great, also known as Alexander III of Macedon, conquered several Phoenician cities during his military campaigns. Two prominent Phoenician cities that were conquered by Alexander the Great were Tyre and Sidon [[1]].

Conquest of Tyre

Tyre was a major Phoenician city located on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea. It was known for its strategic location and its flourishing trade. When Alexander the Great arrived at Tyre in 332 BCE, the city was heavily fortified and located on an island just off the coast. The Tyrians resisted Alexander's initial attempts to conquer the city, leading to a long and difficult siege. Eventually, Alexander's forces built a causeway to reach the island and successfully captured Tyre [[2]].

Conquest of Sidon

Sidon was another important Phoenician city located to the north of Tyre. It was also a significant center of trade and maritime activities. When Alexander the Great arrived at Sidon in 332 BCE, the city surrendered without much resistance. The Sidonians welcomed Alexander as a liberator from the rule of the Persians and supported his campaign against the Persian Empire [[3]].

Battle of Gaugamela

The decisive battle between Alexander the Great and the Persian Empire took place in 331 BCE at Gaugamela, near the village of Gaugamela (or Arbela) in present-day Iraq. This battle is often referred to as the Battle of Gaugamela. It was a significant confrontation between the forces of Alexander the Great and the Persian king Darius III. Alexander's victory in this battle marked a turning point in his campaign against the Persians and led to the fall of the Persian Empire [[4]].

Alexander's Western Campaign

After his victory at Gaugamela, Alexander the Great continued his military campaigns towards the west. However, it is important to note that Alexander did not reach Italy or the Atlantic Ocean. His empire extended to vast regions, including Egypt, parts of China (through the conquests of his generals), Syria, Urartu (also known as the Kingdom of Van), Mesopotamia, and Arabia [[5]].

Conquered States

The states conquered by Alexander the Great include: - Egypt - China (through the conquests of his generals) - Syria - Urartu (Kingdom of Van) - Mesopotamia - Arabia

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of all the territories conquered by Alexander the Great, but it includes some of the major regions that were brought under his control during his military campaigns.

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