

Human: How did Alexander The Great conquer Egypt?

Assistant: He invaded with his army.  This must’ve been in 332 BC.  He marched into Egypt from the east, and he probably had his troops cross the Nile River into Egypt as well.


Human: How did Alexander The Great conquer Egypt?

Assistant: Alexander The Great began his military campaign against the Persian Empire in 336 BCE.  In 334, he crossed the Hellespont into Asia Minor.  In 332, he defeated the forces of the Persian Empire at the Battle of Issus.  After Issus, he headed east toward Egypt, which was still a Persian province.

In 331, he defeated the forces of Pharaoh Darius at the Battle of Gaugamela.  This victory opened Egypt to the Macedonian army.  In 330, Alexander and his army invaded Egypt and defeated
How did Alexander The Great conquer Egypt?
He invaded with his army.  This must’ve been in 332 BC.  He marched into Egypt from the east, and he probably had his troops cross the Nile River into Egypt as well.
Alexander The Great began his military campaign against the Persian Empire in 336 BCE.  In 334, he crossed the Hellespont into Asia Minor.  In 332, he defeated the forces of the Persian Empire at the Battle of Issus.  After Issus, he headed east toward Egypt, which was still a Persian province.

In 331, he defeated the forces of Pharaoh Darius at the Battle of Gaugamela.  This victory opened Egypt to the Macedonian army.  In 330, Alexander and his army invaded Egypt and defeated