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After Alexander the Great invaded Egypt, the Egyptians
o welcomed him and crowned him pharaoh.
o cut off his troops and drove him out of Africa.
o worked to assassinate him and take back control.
o embraced a new leader to undermine his authority.
The correct answer is: welcomed him and crowned him pharaoh.
After Alexander the Great’s conquest of Egypt in 332 BCE, he was received positively by the Egyptians, who saw him as a liberator from Persian rule. Alexander was crowned pharaoh, which solidified his authority and established a strong connection between his leadership and traditional Egyptian kingship. This act helped him gain support and legitimacy among the local population. If you have more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!