World history...anyone familiar with King Philip & Alexander?(10 points to first right answer)?

I have an assignment and in this passage I have to read I read it and some questions it answered but some didn't ,I tried contacting my teacher but he's out of town but i need to send this so I can start my other assignments -I have a deadline for myself so if any of you can help I'd appreciate that:





35. What were Philip's plans after he conquered Greece?





36. What happened before Philip could complete these plans?





37. Who took over Philip's kingdom?





38. How did Alexander gain the loyalty of his troops?





39. Describe the odds against the Greeks as they faced the Persian army.





40. How did Alexander acquire money and supplies?





41. Why did Alexander turn back after reaching India?





42. When did Alexander die, and how?





43. What happened to his empire? Why do you think this happened?





44. Why is Alexander the Great so important to cultural historians?





45. What word is used to describe this Greek culture?





46. The cultural effect of Alexander's empire is an example of what geographic theme? (HINT: Go back to Unit One!!)





47. Who was Alexander's tutor as a boy?





48. What effect do you think his tutor had on Alexander's cultural achievements as king?

World history...anyone familiar with King Philip %26amp; Alexander?(10 points to first right answer)?
35) To invade Persia.





36) He was assassinated.





37) His eldest son Alexander.





38) By leading in the front and fighting with them.





39) The Persian army was more than three times as large as the Macedonian/Greek army under Alexander.





40) He had his men forage for food and sold off much of what he captured.





41) He was injured, was defeated for the first time, and there was political turmoil in his new empire.





42) June 10 or 11, 323 b.c. His death is still a mystery. But he is believed to have been poisoned.





43) It was divided amongst his top generals. Because a line of succession could not be established and no one could agree on who to be king from that group. So they each took a portion to the fighting to bring peace to people and honor Alexander.





44) Because he defied the odds. He conquered the world's premier power and established a Greek influence and civilization on far reaching people.





45) Hellenistic culture.





46) Place. His empire was sitting on the center of trade routes, and at the center for a cross of cultures.





47) Aristotle





48) Aristotle taught Alexander how to be a king and how to govern. He also taught him that as a king he must be kind to those he ruled, and to be strong and use his intelligence to outsmart his enemies.
Reply:well to correct spencers #41 he wasnt defeated, there wasnt much of a battle, what happened was alexanders army was taking too long to put up the ladders to siege the high walls, so alexander grabbed a ladder and climbed to the top and over the walls himself, he was the first one over, and not long after he shot with an arrow, which almost killed, his men rushed to get alexander and then they had to leave, cuz alexander was clinging to life. there was no battle, had there been, alexander would have won
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