This leader built a causeway to win the siege of Tyre, after distinguishing himself leading cavalry at the Battle of Chaeronea [kar-oh-nee-ah]. His generals, the Diadochi ["die"-AH-"doe"-"key"], ruled
This leader built a causeway to win the siege of Tyre, after distinguishing himself leading cavalry at the Battle of Chaeronea [kar-oh-nee-ah]. His generals, the Diadochi ["die"-AH-"doe"-"key"], ruled his empire after his death. He won the Battles of (*) Gaugamela and Issus against Darius III, and he named a city on the Egyptian Coast after himself. The son of Philip II of Macedon, for 10 points, name this conqueror of the Persian Empire, styled "the Great."
This leader built a causeway to win the siege of Tyre, after distinguishing himself leading cavalry at the Battle of Chaeronea [kar-oh-nee-ah].
Alexander the Great (accept Alexander III of Macedon; accept Alexander at the end)