What are four aspects of greek culture that alexander and his armies spread throughout asia and northern africa?

Answer 1

Language - Greek became the language of commerce as the capret baggers who followed in his tail moved in.

Citifacation - the Greek cincept of social structure based on the city-state took over. As a beginning Alexander founded many cities called, not too modestly, Alexandria.

Exercise - the gymnasium became one of the central features of these cities. Even Judea adopted this (and the men had operations to restore foreskins so that they would not be embarrassed when exercising in the nude).

Theatre - the dramas and comedies were played in theatres which were part of the new city structure, as part of the veneer of hellienisation.

Because of these cultural veneers, the kingdoms established by Alexander's generals when they split up his empire between them we today call Hellenistic Kingdoms. Over the centuries these progressively reverted to old or new practices as their influenced waned or were taken over by other peoples and ultures.

Answer 2

One aspect of Greek culture that Alexander spread throughout conquered lands was openness to ideas, which was demonstrated in Alexander's own interest in Persian culture. Another was scientific accomplishment, which soon took root in a number of conquered cities. A third was socio-political commitment to individual integrity, as shown in Alexander's respect and care for his troops at all times and by contrast with the Persian habit of treating individual soldiers as mere tools for imperial achievement. Finally, the actual military tactics and formations utilized by Alexander in his campaigns were passed on to the areas which his tactics and formations had so effectively captured.

Answer 3

Plutarch thought the introduction to Greek culture was a positive effect in conquered areas. The Romans were glad to see their young men lay hold of Greek culture and consort with such admirable men.

Answer 4

They suppressed the territory from Libya to Central Asia.

He tried to introduce Greek culture in the conquered territories.

He recruited Persian youths into his army, hoping to amalgamate the peoples.

His efforts permeated only into the upper classes, and the empire he created, taken over by his successors was superficially Macedonian, whith the masses continuing their normal culture.

Answer 5

one would definitely be the greek theatre.

Answer 6

He left a veneer of Greek culture, language, government and wars.