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WHI.5 GreeceAlexander the Great
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After the Peloponnesian War, Greek defenses were weakened. This allowed Macedonia, under Philip II, to conquer most of Greece.
Macedonia is north of Greece
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Phillip’s son, Alexander, established an empire from Greece to Egypt and all the way to the edges of India.
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Alex defeated and conquered the Persian Empire, Egypt, Mesopotamia, and stopped at the Indus River Valley.
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Alexander admired and adopted Greek culture.
Spread Hellenistic influences (art, architecture, language, government, culture, etc.) throughout his vast empire.
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Hellenistic culture- mix of Greek and Asian (Persian) cultures.
Hellenistic culture spread through trade.
Greek became the official language of the empire
(Hellenic- Greek culture ONLY)
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Alexander’s Empire Divided Alex died at age 32 Empire divided among his generals
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Why was Alex so “great”? Empire spread across 3 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa) Spread Hellenistic culture Created largest empire of the time All before age 32!