The rule of alexander the great to do all of the following except: a. spread greek culture. c. extend greek & macedonian rule. b. encourage the democratic process. d. bring ideas from asia and africa to greece.

The answer is b. encourage the democratic process.

Explanation:

Alexander the Great or Alexander III of Macedon, was a king of the ancient kingdom of Macedon. He succeeded his father (Philip II) at age 20 and spent most of his tenure as a king on a military campaign through Africa and Asia. He was known as a one of the most successful military commanders. All the options were an effect of these campaigns, but letter B. Democracy refers to the government of the people, but Alexander was a king, so he was the only one in charge.

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