Who Was? Alexander the Great

Alexander the Great, a Macedonian king, was born in 356 BCE and became a legendary conqueror of the Persian Empire. His empire spanned Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and parts of India. Known for his military prowess, Alexander was also the subject of myths and legends, often depicted as a god-like figure. He died in 323 BCE in Babylon, and his body reportedly did not decompose for six days, fueling beliefs of his divine nature.

Where was Alexander the Great born?

• Athens, Greece

• Pella, Macedonia

• Sparta, Greece

• Babylon

Who were Alexander the Great's parents?

• Zeus and Hera

• Philip II and Olympias

• Darius and Roxana

• Philip I and Cleopatra

Which empire did Alexander the Great conquer?

• Ottoman Empire

• Persian Empire

• Egyptian Empire

• Roman Empire

Which regions were part of Alexander's empire?

• Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and parts of India

• Rome, Carthage, Egypt, and Persia

• China, India, Persia, and Greece

• Babylon, Athens, Sparta, and Egypt

What unusual event was reported after Alexander's death?

• He disappeared mysteriously

• He was resurrected

• His body didn't decompose for six days

• His body turned to gold