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4. Political acumen

Alexander the Great was not only

proficient in conquest, but also was

able to rule a cohesive empire despite

the large amounts of disparity in

race, culture and religion within the

empire. He went to great lengths to

generals, called the Diadochi. The become assimilated within the local

fact that they all failed to unify the culture, and by doing this, he enabled

empire shows as a testament to how each region to be a part of the

Alexander the Great was skillful not Hellenic empire that encompassed

only in military expansion, but also both the European and Asian

in the ruling of his new empire. cultures to form a new culture.

Alexander tried to incorporate