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Which region on the map was the starting point of Alexander the Great's conquests?

Which region on the map was the starting point of Alexander the Great's conquests?
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Which region on the map was the starting point of Alexander the Great's conquests?

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he took over Scotland and Netherlands with his powerful army
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Alexander the Great, son of Philip the Second, was a very outstanding man. He first started conquering Persia, Egypt, Syria, Mesopotamia, Bactria, and the Punjab.

So, your answer is most likely Egypt.


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