Which common factor allowed both the Macedonian Empire under Alexander the Great and the Roman Empire to expand?

Question

A.
They both created strong centralized forms of government.
B.
They both recruited foreign soldiers to lead their armies.
C.
They both used religion to strengthen their governments.
D.
They both allowed wealthy merchants to create monopolies.

Answer 1

The common factor that allowed both the Macedonian Empire under Alexander the Great and the Roman Empire to expand is:

A. They both created strong centralized forms of government.

Both empires had strong central leadership that enabled efficient administration, military organization, and the ability to mobilize resources for expansion.