CLASS 6 · LEARNING KNOWLEDGE
Alexander the Great and Hellenism – Basic Principles
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Alexander the Great (356–323 BC) was king of Macedon and conquered large parts of the then known world, including Persia and Egypt. Through his campaigns, he spread Greek culture far beyond Greece. This blending of Greek and Oriental elements is called Hellenism. Hellenism influenced language, art, science, and everyday life in many regions.
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Hellenism describes the spread and blending of Greek culture with other cultures in the eastern Mediterranean region and Asia after the conquests of Alexander the Great.
Hellenism describes the spread and blending of Greek culture with other cultures in the eastern Mediterranean region and Asia after the conquests of Alexander the Great.
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What is meant by Hellenism?
Hellenism refers to the time and culture in which Greek ways of life mixed with other cultures after the conquests of Alexander the Great. This can be seen in the fact that Greek language, art, and science were spread in many countries.
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