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Alexander the great's generals, after his death, divided his new found empire up amongst themselves, establishing what we today call the Hellenistic kingdoms - Hellenistic because the ruling Macedonian and Greek classes adopted Greek culture. The fact that it was partial (the lower classes continued their traditional ways) we use Hellenistic (like Hellenic) rather than Hellenic.
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What helped spread greek culture and brought other cultures to Greece?
Hellenization.
Which cultures made up the Hellenistic Culture?
Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Indian according to our teacher
What cultures were blended during the Hellenistic age?
The term Hellenism refers to the spread of Greek influence in the Middle East after the partition of Alexander the Great's conquests into Greek kingdoms. These covered present day Turkey, Syria, Lebanon Palestine and Egypt. It was more about the absorption of Greek culture by the cultures in these areas, rather than a blending of cultures. The Romans also got hellenised.
How did Alexander the Great spread Greek culture?
As Alexander's empire expanded, the Greek culture spread and merged with other cultures. In the lands he conquered after the battles, he treated his enemies with respect and honor and taught them Greek culture and ideas.
What are Folk cultures spread primarily by?
It is spread primarily by relocation diffusion.
What helped spread greek culture and brought other cultures to Greece?
Hellenization.
Which cultures made up the Hellenistic Culture?
Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Indian according to our teacher
Where do mermaids originates from?
Well mermaids oringinate from the greek but have spread amongst many other cultures and countries.
What is the meaning of hellenists?
A Hellenist is a person who studies, or admires Greek civilization, history, customs and culture; also someone who learns and uses Greek speech.
How did the blend of eastern and western cultures help spread Greek culture?
Greek culture was more easily accepted in the East. Hellenistic civilization, a blend of Greek andeastern influences
What did Alexander spread with his empire?
He tried to spread Greek culture and language. This was impossible amongst a population of millions with many different cultures, spread over thousands of kilometres in an era of no mass media and slow transport. The result was limited to the upper class, the mass of people continuing on their own languages and cultures.
What cultures were blended during the Hellenistic age?
The term Hellenism refers to the spread of Greek influence in the Middle East after the partition of Alexander the Great's conquests into Greek kingdoms. These covered present day Turkey, Syria, Lebanon Palestine and Egypt. It was more about the absorption of Greek culture by the cultures in these areas, rather than a blending of cultures. The Romans also got hellenised.
Historicallythe European side of the Mediterranean was mostly influenced by?
greek and roman cultures
What are the conflicts between Palestinians and Hellenists?
There is no conflict between the Palestinians and Hellenists because the Hellenists (as a movement) occurred around the 300s to 100s BCE and the Palestinians only really developed as an ethnic group by the 1200s CE.
How did Alexander the Great spread Greek culture?
As Alexander's empire expanded, the Greek culture spread and merged with other cultures. In the lands he conquered after the battles, he treated his enemies with respect and honor and taught them Greek culture and ideas.
What happens when cultures spread?
When cultures spread new categorized in land happen or community for all mixed peoples.
Which cultures inspired the renaissance?
Greek and Roman cultures
