Multiple choice

Why is Alexander called the great?

  1. He created a new form of writing

  2. He developed democracy

  3. He was Greek

  4. He conquered a vast empire
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

Alexander is known as 'the Great' primarily because of his unprecedented military campaigns and his conquest of a vast empire stretching from Greece to northwestern India. He did not invent democracy or a new writing system, and being Greek alone does not account for the title.

Keep practicing — related questions