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Why is alexander the great an important historical figure?
a.
he spread greek ideas throughout the regions he conquered.
b.
he established a strong government that lasted long after his death.
c.
he was a philosopher and is considered to be the father of democracy.
d.
he was an explorer who discovered new land and started new settlements.
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Why is alexander the great an important historical figure?
a.
he spread greek id...
a.
he spread greek id...
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