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	Alexander The Great

	Alexander The Great was born into a family of rulers. When he was sixteen his father went to war, making Alexander regent of Macedonia. Alex's father was murdered in 336 BC. That event made him King Alexander, at only twenty years old. Soon after becoming king, he took his father's plan to conquer Persia and in a small number of years conquered most of Asia Minor. He then gave himself the title "Lord of Asia". At one point in his military career Alexander got as far as to invade India, but was forced to turn around because his men refused to go any further. On June 13, Alexander The Great died in Babylon of a suspected case of malaria. He was 32.
	Weapons.......................................Tactics
	Alexander The Great used many different weapons. In comparison to the weapons we have today, his weapons are primitive although, at the time he lived, his weapons were standard for any army. Click on any of the weapons below to find out more on that item of destruction. Sword Bow	Alexander the Great had many different tactics. One of his tactics was to have a train of supply bearers travel behind his army. This improved his warfare on 2 accounts. Number one, his army could move faster than any army of the time, because the weight of the supplies was spread around many people. Number two, when his soldiers got to the battle ground they were not fatigued from carrying a great weight. Alexander also was known for his use of huge siege machines. He used catapults, mobile towers and battering rams.

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