Alexander the Great and his acomplishments

Alexander the great rested with his military soldiers at the coast of Palestine where they built an earthen causeway across a waterway that protected their town's defenses. Palestine was an important place for Alexander to conquer, because it was the main road that leads him to Egypt and the Persian provinces. When Alexander the great went in there, he was impressed by the Jewish religion and used some of their culture to make him think about the religion he is going to be using for the rest of his travelling around in Asia. He used Palestine to easily reach the other countries around and join them to his collection of conquered lands.
Alexander the great united almost all of Greece before his death. He fought the many divided provinces in that country and conquered most of them. After conquering all of the provinces, he joined them together, and by that he united most of Greece. Through his journey in conquering Greece, Alexander the great fought a bloody battle against the Greeks; he killed women and children and enslaved their men. While he was young, he was taught the Greek language, science, art, and philosophy. The main reason that made Alexander to leave Greece and go to Macedonia is that he thought that Greece will stay calm, but it didn’t so he came back and fought for uniting it back.
Alexander the great went straight to Persia through Palestine to join the land to his conquered property. He used many fighting techniques in defeating the Persians. Alexander fought the Persians and got them out of Anatolia. Alexander organized 10,000 troops to attack the Persians. During that attack, Alexander killed 6000 people.
Alexander the great was the king of Macedonia (modern day Iraq). He went there after leaving Greece making sure that Greece will stay calm until he goes there again after conquering some lands. Alexander liked drama, the flute and the lyre, poetry and hunting, but what he truly wanted in his life, was a glory and valor, rather than easy living and riches. Alexander received a complete education in military tactics is Macedonia tat he used during his busy journey.
Alexander founded some twenty towns: real Greek towns (poleis), permanent military garrisons (katoikiai) and temporary military settlement (phrouria). Other towns were simply just renamed. Alexandrupolis: founded in 340 by the crown prince. This was a Greek city, built among the Maedians, a tribe on the banks of the Strymon. Neighborhood of modern Sandanski (Bulgaria).6. In the early spring of 334 Alexander's army met Darius's army for the first time. Alexander's army defeated the Persians and continued to move west. Darius's capital at Sardis fell easily, followed by the cities of Miletus and Halicarnassus. The territories Alexander conquered formed the foundations of his Asian empire.