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Q: Who influenced the Hellenistic era?
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the Greek comedies of the Hellenistic era were influence by Greece's golden age by it turning more serious basically about love and relationships because rulers and writer's started to believe that they did not poke fun at political leaders.


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What Hellenistic culture?

Alexander the greats death brought on the Hellenistic era


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Where was the Hellenistic era?

All around the Mediterranean.


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Alexander the Great created the Hellenistic era


Who was responsible for the Hellenistic Era?

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Did the death of the socrates mark the beginning of Hellenistic era?

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