How Did Alexander The Great Impact Greek Society

Alexander the Great was the king of Macedonia around 356-323 B.C. He was born to his parents King Philip's ll and Queen Olympia. In the ancient world, Alexander the Great left a major impact on the Greek society. He showed leadership in battle with skilled warfare, he changed their culture by Greek Language, architecture, literature, art, and religious diversity, and by building the first empire. With his skilled warfare and leadership During many major and minor battles, Alexander fought with passion and would stand out in front to lead each battle. When Alexander the Great was younger, there was a horse named Bucephalus. This horse was not an ordinary horse, it was much tougher than all of the other horses and nobody could tame it. One day, Alexander attempted to tame this horse and succeeded. Now In his major battles, he would
He was starting to spread the Greek language all around the continent. Not only did he spread it around in the area, he also spread it through surrounding cities and countries. Alexander the Great had started a new era called the Hellenistic era. In Greek terms, this meant to imitate one another. This era saw the expansion of ideas and language to other places than Greece, Southwest Asia, and more. The main buildings architecturally were the temples and the open air theatres. The temples and the theatres are where the people spent most of their time worshipping and just living their daily lives. Alexander the Great's new age also brought more literature. Many leaders spent most of their money on writers to make scrolls and poems. He also brought in two very professional writers, Apollonius of Rhodes and Theocritus. This also brought in more diverse religions which would bring in more people to the area. Alexander the Great changed the Greeks culture and he also had started to build the very first