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Alexander the Great lived from 356-323 BC and succeeded his father Philip II of Macedon after his assassination. He was tutored by Aristotle and inherited a strong, experienced army from his father. Alexander created Rome's first European empire by invading Persia and conquering the entire Persian Empire, as well as unifying regions of Europe and Asia. Though he died at age 32, possibly of illness, he had established a vast empire through his military conquests and cultural assimilation programs.
The roman empire
The Roman Empire began in the 7th century BC and by the 3rd century BC had conquered the Italian peninsula. Julius Caesar became the first man to rule Rome but was assassinated in 44 BC. His successor, Octavian, took the title of Augustus as the first emperor in 27 BC. The Roman Empire spread Roman law and civil governance across Europe and introduced concepts such as just war. It granted citizenship to all inhabitants by 212 AD and aimed to create a world empire through military conquest and cultural dominance, lasting until the Byzantine Empire fell in 1453.
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1) In the late 18th and 19th centuries, many countries in the Americas gained independence from European colonial powers as the United States and Latin American nations struggled to build independent states and societies amidst migration, economic growth, civil war, and violence.
2) The United States expanded westward in the 19th century, taking Native American lands and causing tensions with Mexico and Canada. Latin American nations looked to the U.S. as a model but had difficulties governing.
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Peoples and empires
Alexander the Great lived from 356-323 BC and succeeded his father Philip II of Macedon after his assassination. He was tutored by Aristotle and inherited a strong, experienced army from his father. Alexander created Rome's first European empire by invading Persia and conquering the entire Persian Empire, as well as unifying regions of Europe and Asia. Though he died at age 32, possibly of illness, he had established a vast empire through his military conquests and cultural assimilation programs.
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