Question

1. How many times does the word “Alexandria” appear on the map?
2. What conclusion can you draw about Alexander the Great’s personality based on your answer to
question 1?
3. At what river does Alexander stop his eastward march and begin to return westward? (Follow
the arrows.)

Answer 1

1. To accurately determine how many times the word "Alexandria" appears on a specific map, I would need to see the map in question. Since I don't have access to visual content or specific maps, I cannot provide an exact count.

2. Without knowing how many "Alexandria" instances are present, I can suggest that if the word appears multiple times, it could imply that Alexander had a penchant for founding cities or naming places after himself, suggesting a strong desire for legacy and conquest. Alternatively, if it only appears once, it might indicate a more focused or unique significance of that particular location in his campaigns.

3. Again, I would need to refer to the specific map you are inquiring about to identify the river where Alexander stopped his eastward march. Generally, historical records indicate that Alexander the Great turned around at the Indus River, but this may differ based on the context or details of the map you are referencing. Please provide more specifics for an accurate response.