Claire Horack
September 25, 2013


1) For being in the army for the past 3 years we all learned to respect and love Alexander. He has brought us many victories in battle for the good of the Empire. He has always been a good leader and always has had good strategic plans to win us these battles. As our empire grows we become better equipped for battle and. Alexander has always been wise and taken care of the people that are resident in his empire.he treats everyone the same and cares for the families that have people who have died in the battles. He has never rejected another's culture he accepts those with different cultures and is open minded to new versions of Hellenism. Hellenism is a mix of many different cultures combined from the lands we have already conquered.


2) Though Alexander was very accepting of other cultures and religions, he managed to create a new one. This new Religion was a mix of All the religions from all the lands that we had conquered. Though the members of the Empire not always accepted the new religion it sometimes caused a rebellion, and if those rebellions got too big they caused the empire to a point of near collapse. All through the blending of cultures caused some problems, no one was ever really discriminated because of their beliefs or their way of life.


3) A historical figure that was also considered great is Vlad III Dracule.  He was the ruthless ruler of a great empire, but was more of a dictator. Vlad earned the name Vladimir the Impaler from the countless people he killed by impaling them on a spike. Vladimir was a great planner and a good strategist. He ruled with an iron fist in every country that he was the monarch in. Though born of royal blood his reign in his homeland country didn’t last very long.

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