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What empire did the amorites create?
The Babylonian empire.
Where did Alexander lead his army?
Alexander the Great led his army on an extensive campaign that took them through various regions, including Asia Minor, Egypt, Persia, and into India. His conquests spanned from Greece to the Indus River, showcasing his military prowess and ambition to create a vast empire. Key battles included the Battle of Granicus, the Siege of Tyre, and the Battle of Gaugamela, which solidified his control over Persia and beyond. Ultimately, his campaigns significantly spread Hellenistic culture across these regions.
What allowed Mesopotamia to create an empire?
The decline of the Assyrian Empire allowed Babylon to establish an empire in its place.
Who did Alexander the Great defeat to create an Empire?
Darius II of the Persian Empire
How did alexander's conquest lead to a new civilization?
Alexander the Great spread Hellenism, the Hellenic (Greek) culture of the Macedonians, to all the lands he conquered, over the Middle East and far into Asia. After his death in 323 BCE, the influence of Greek civilization continued to expand over the Mediterranean world and West Asia. This was known as the Hellenistic Era.
Who is the inventor of Hellenistic civilization?
Alexander the Great was the main influence of Hellenistic civilization. Alexander the Great conquered all of Greece, the Middle East and Asia Minor, in doing so he blended all of their cultures to create Hellenism.
How did Alexander the greats conquests lead to the development of a new culture?
Alexander was of the HELLENIC culture, that is Greek culture. When he conquered Egypt, the Persian Empire, and parts of the Indian sub-continent, he did not just bring soldiers, he brought Greek culture as well so what happened was the cultures of Egypt and Greece, Persia and Greece, and the Indina states he conquered and Greece, fused together to become what is now known as HELLENISTIC culture. This was one of Alexander's agenda, to create a new society of Greco-Egyptians, Greco-Persians and Greco-Indians. When Alexander died and the Empire divided by his generals, Hellenistic culture reached it's peak. Many Hellenistic kingdoms emerged, Ptolemic Egypt, The Selucid Empire, the Greco-Bactrian kingdoms on where Afghanistan is now, Indian states with Greek influences and many more. This Hellenistic culture endured until around when Agustus, Emperor of Rome, conquered Egypt and the Parthians, or Sassanids (I forgot which one) conquered the former Persian Empire under the Greeks
Why were these three kingdoms called Hellenistic?
The kingdoms were called Hellenistic because their culture was Greek-like after Alexander the Great fused his Hellenic culture with the lands he conquered. Hellene was the Greek name for things Greek after the legendary founder Helen. Greek is a word used by Romans. Greeks even today call themselves Hellenes.
What era did Alexander the great create?
Alexander the Great created the Hellenistic era
What empire did the amorites create?
The Babylonian empire.
Did Greece create the Olympics?
yes
What did Charlemagne create?
an empire
When did he create his empire?
Back then.
What was an affect of sargon's decision to create an empire in sumer?
what was aneffect os sargon's decision to create an empire in sumer
Where did Alexander lead his army?
Alexander the Great led his army on an extensive campaign that took them through various regions, including Asia Minor, Egypt, Persia, and into India. His conquests spanned from Greece to the Indus River, showcasing his military prowess and ambition to create a vast empire. Key battles included the Battle of Granicus, the Siege of Tyre, and the Battle of Gaugamela, which solidified his control over Persia and beyond. Ultimately, his campaigns significantly spread Hellenistic culture across these regions.
What opportunities The Louisiana Purchase create?
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What kind of empire did Mussolini want to create during world war two?
He wanted to create a new Roman Empire.
