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This map shows the empire of Alexander III circa 332 BCE. Map of Alexander the third's empire in 332 B C E. A key shows Alexander's empire in orange and the Persian Empire in pink. The cities of Alexandria, Babylon, Athens, Sparta, and Byzantium are labeled. This map shows Alexander III’s empire before he defeated Darius III. after he defeated Darius III. before he invaded Rome. after he invaded Rome.

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This map shows the empire of Alexander III circa 332 BCE. Map of Alexander the third's empire in 332...