Ancient Rome leading to Developing Europe.

Chapter 4 What factors contributed to Alexander's success as a military conqueror and organizer of a large empire? First, the death of Alexander's father while he was still young and very determined was a timely event that contributed to his success. The Persian Empire, being weak when Alexander decided to conquer it, helped lead to his success in the defeat of the Persians. His initial victories everywhere he went really helped him believe in himself and …

…family. Rome also saw the organization of the church as a way to stay involved while the empire was starting to crumble. The Emperor could be involved in the meetings and have a final say in doctrinal disputes. With this involvement, Rome felt more in control of the situation and was more accepting of it. Since the doctrine had input form the leaders of the Roman emperor, it eventually became the official religion of Rome.