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One result of Alexander's many victories was the formation of the Hellenistic civilization which was
a blend of Persian, Egyptian, Indian, and Greek cultures.
Homer was born in which state
Connecticut
One of the goals of Alexander the Great was to
One of the goals of Alexander the Great was to develop a harmonious "New World." In simple terms, he was trying to take over the entire world.
The agora that was found in most cities was
An open marketplace
The first Chinese civilizations developed around what river
The first Chinese civilizations developed around what river?
The Huang He River (Yellow River).
Identify the vector that aids in the transmission of malaria
female anopheles mosquito
During sexual reproduction in a flowering plant microspores produce
During sexual reproduction in a flowering plant microspores produce four haploid microspores. This is what happens in the reproduction of angiosperms.
Followers of Zeno were called
Stoics
Philip II used as a means to develop political alliances
marriage
Drew up a harsh government code calling for the death penalty for many offenses
Draco
What song lasted longer than any other song at the top of the Billboard chart
read all about it by emeli sande
How do antibiotics kill protozoans
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