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Alexander the Great chose to assimilate conquered peoples into his empire rather than treating them as outsiders, which helped the empire grow rapidly. He realized this approach would make the conquered peoples feel like respected citizens and less likely to rebel. Aristotle advised Alexander to only see Greeks as fully human, but Alexander treated all people equally to build a harmonious, diverse empire providing peace and order.
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Alexander the great
- 1. Alexander’s Vision of a Universal Empire(and How it Relates to Important Aspects of an Empire) Olivier Dardaine
- 2. Intro Alexander’s change to the Greek method of conquest Alexander the Great chose to assimilate conquered peoples- no xenophobia This was one of the reasons why his empire grew so fast He realized that this would bode well with the conquered peoples as they would see themselves as first rate citizens With this, there was no possibility of rebellion and the peoples were kept happy Alexander was advised by Aristotle Aristotle told him to only treat Greek’s as human beings This was partially due to the fact that the Greeks were the only ones with articulate speech Everyone else was a barbarian(because, to the Greeks, in every other language it sounded like they were saying Bar, bar)
- 3. How Alexander was able to conquer what he did His father, Philip II, allied the Greek city states for the first time Because of the alliance, he was able to conquer the major Persian threat Alexander created a legend- with his image being that of a glorious victor(even with his own hairdo!) He believed that he was a descendant of the Gods Therefore, he was not just another ruler but also a Deity, with a major purpose on earth In Plutarch’s words, “As one sent by the gods to be the concilator and arbitrator of the Universe” Why Alexander did this
- 4. Provided a place for a diverse group of people Made peace and order exist within the society Protect society from all that might threaten it These are all things that later empires would try to strive for How it makes for a better empire