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Q: Egypt was conquered by the son of the king of Macedonia in 332 Bc He brought Greek culture to Egypt He was called The Great?
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Who brought Greek culture to ancient Egypt?

He did bring the Greek culture to ancient Egypt but we are not sure about how much they adopted it. Ancient Egypt as you might now already had a great culture since it existed for many years already. Alexander in fact spread the Greek culture to all the places that he reached in Asia and Africa including the Greek language.


When Alexander the great conquered the Persian Empire he spread greek culture from Egypt to India in addition to the greek alphabet what other legacies did Alexander spread throughout his empire?

He also spread the Greek philosophies called the Hellenic culture that lead to much of the Western culture of today. DSKO. Everyone knows that famous date.


Who were the western Asian people who conquered Egypt?

The Levantine group that conquered Egypt in the Second Intermediate Period were called the HYKSOS.


Who is Odysseus brought home by?

He is brought home to Ithaca by a race of people called the Phaeacians


Why did they split ancient Macedonia?

Macedonia was never split. Ancient Macedonia was a Greek kingdom on the northern Greek peninsula that is today free from foreign occupation, a province on the northern Greek peninsula. Under Roman occupation the name was applied to a larger administrative area and during Ottoman occupation the name disappeared altogether when it became the vilayet of Selnik (Thessaloniki). Today approx 4% lies outside of historical Macedonia in Greece, specifically the area called Pelagonia in ancient Macedonia (Bitola a calque of Monastiri the original Greek name).