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What happened after Alexanders death?
It split into Macedon, the kingdom of Pergamon in Asia Minor, the Seleucid empire (eastern Turkey, Syria, Lebanos, palestine, Iraq, Persia, Afghanistan western Pakistan and part of central Asia) and the Ptolemaic kingdom in Egypt
How was Alexanders empire divided?
His generals split it up and continued to fight over the spoils. This settled down in the longer term to the Hellenistic kingdoms of Macedon, Syria and Egypt, with some other minor ones from time to time. They were progressively swallowed up in an expanding Roman empire.
How many children did Alexander the great have and what became of them?
He only had one son but when Alexander died his son was to young and alexanders empire was split into kingdoms
Alexanders plan of a Hellenistic empire?
it does
Where did the Roman empire split?
the eastern roman empire owned Greece, Asia minor, syria, israel, Georgia ( not the state), egypy 1/2 of libya, most of Iraq and part of Iran. the split was in Greece and libya
What challenges does Alexanders empire face now since he is dead?
their empire will get weaker
Analyze the location of the Hellenistic kingdoms?
They resulted from the split up of the Persian Empire - settling down to Egypt, Syria, Pergamon, Macedonia.
Were the Jews of the diaspora living?
throughout Alexanders empire
What are the four kingdoms the arose out of the decline of alexanders empire?
The four kingdoms were: the Kingdom of Macedon in mainland Greece, the Kingdom of Pergamun (which the Romans later called Pergamon) in western Turkey, the Seleucid Empire. and the Ptolemaic Kingdom, or Kingdom of Egypt. The Seleucid Empire covered Syria, Lebanon, Judaea, Iraq and Persia. It then lost Persia and Iraq to the Parthian Empire a reconstructed Persian Empire.
What countries were part of Alexanders Greek Empire?
Alexander conquered hi
How far east Alexanders empire reach at its highest point?
India
What was the full extent of Alexanders empire before his death?
Alexander conquered Egypt, Macedonia, and the Persian Empire.
