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Once Alexander gained control of the [[Greece]], He decided to put into action his father’s plan of conquering Persia. Alexander thought that if he united the whole world through culture and intermarriage, there would be no reason for anyone to fight. To this end he formed an army of 30,000 foot soldiers, 5,000 cavalry men, and engineers to build siege engines.
 
Once Alexander gained control of the [[Greece]], He decided to put into action his father’s plan of conquering Persia. Alexander thought that if he united the whole world through culture and intermarriage, there would be no reason for anyone to fight. To this end he formed an army of 30,000 foot soldiers, 5,000 cavalry men, and engineers to build siege engines.
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In four years Alexander conquered the Phoenician cities of [[Trye]] and [[Sidon]], the countries of [[Canaan]] and [[Egypt]], the Persian cities of [[Susa]] and [[Persepolis]], and many other lands. Wherever he went, Alexander spread Greek language and culture. Finally when he reached the Indus River, his homesick army decided that they would go no farther. So Alexander decided to set up a capital for his new empire in [[Babylon]]. Tragically, in 323 B.C., Alexander Died of fever after ruling in Babylon for only about a year.
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In four years Alexander conquered the Phoenician cities of [[Trye]] and [[Sidon]], the countries of [[Canaan]] and [[Egypt]], the Persian cities of [[Susa]] and [[Persepolis]], and many other lands. Wherever he went, Alexander spread Greek language and culture. Finally when he reached the Indus River, his homesick army decided that they would go no farther. So Alexander decided to set up a capital for his new empire in [[Babylon]]. Tragically, in 323 B.C., Alexander died of fever after ruling in Babylon for only about a year.

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