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'''Alexander the Great'''
 
'''Alexander the Great'''
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Alexander the Great was born in 356 B.C. to [[Philip II]], King of [[Macedonia]]. His father conquered Greece in about 335 B.C. and planned to conquer [[Persia]] next, but was assassinated in 336. This left 20 year-old Alexander king of Macedonia and Greece.
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Alexander the Great was born in 356 B.C. to [[Philip II of Macedon]]. His father conquered Greece in about 335 B.C. and planned to conquer [[Persia]] next, but was assassinated in 336. This left 20 year-old Alexander king of Macedonia and Greece.
    
Before he was assassinated, Alexander's father had arranged for him to be tutored by Aristotle. From Aristotle, Alexander learned the "art" of war. He also was taught many other subjects by Aristotle, including geography. In some cases, Alexander knew the layout of his enemies nation better then they did!
 
Before he was assassinated, Alexander's father had arranged for him to be tutored by Aristotle. From Aristotle, Alexander learned the "art" of war. He also was taught many other subjects by Aristotle, including geography. In some cases, Alexander knew the layout of his enemies nation better then they did!