1) Through the spread of the Jewish people. Alexander was after the Destruction of the First Temple; and since the time of the First Destruction, Jews had been gradually migrating throughout the Near East, and to southern Europe, North Africa, and other regions.
2) The Greeks became aware of the Jews; and the Jewish people are given mention in Greek histories of that era.
He had no intention of spreading Judaism. He sought to spread Greek culture throughout his Asian and African empire.
Alexander the Great bulit an empire to help spread greek ideas. Have fun.
India, Mesopotamia, Asia Minor, Egypt
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Greek culture and ideas.... It's weird I had that for homework 2nite
Alexander the great conquerd most of the know world and spread the greek language and greek ideas that's why it was called a hellenistic empire
because he was a dummy that didn't want to follow his country's brilliant ideas
Aristotle was Alexander's tutor for a period.
The military campaigns of Alexander the Great into India (326 B.C.) accelerated the exchange of ideas between the Indian sub-continent and Hellenistic world.
Greek philosophy spread after being conquered by the Romans, and then the Romans spread the "improved" Greek ideas around their territory. Sometimes Roman philosophers agreed with the Greeks thoughts, and sometimes they highly disagreed.
Alexander's empire used weapons that were made out of metal and some of iron. the way his army fought was that they put their shields on front of them and make some spaces for the spears on their side. the way that Alexander became great because he conquered Persian empires and places in Persia.
Democracy in the Greek world was short lived - Alexander himself was running an empire with no democracy, and his successors set themselves up as kings. No room for democracy there.
Democracy in the Greek world was short lived - Alexander himself was running an empire with no democracy, and his successors set themselves up as kings. No room for democracy there.