Question

When did Alexander the Great conquer Egypt?

Answer 1

Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 332 BC. He was welcomed by the Egyptians and declared himself Pharaoh of Egypt after defeating the Persian forces.

Answer 2

Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 332 BCE without any significant resistance. In fact, he was welcomed as a liberator by the Egyptians who disliked the Persians who had ruled over them for 200 years. It is said that during his visit to the Oracle of Amun at the Siwa Oasis in the Western Desert of Egypt, he was declared the son of the god Amun and thereafter, was seen as a god-king by the Egyptians. 

Answer 3

Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in the year 332 BCE. After his successful conquest of Persia, Alexander continued his military campaign into Egypt. Upon his arrival, the Egyptian people welcomed him as a liberator from Persian rule. He founded the city of Alexandria and was declared the pharaoh of Egypt by the Egyptian priests, solidifying his control over the region. The conquest of Egypt marked an important milestone in Alexander's empire-building ambitions and his influence on the region's history.