The legacy of alexander the great

a. did not outlast his own lifetime.

b. was entirely cultural in nature.

c. embraced a major clash and fusion of cultures across a huge area as greco-macedonian elite assumed power in highly diverse cultures.

d. was overshadowed by ptolemy in macedonia.

e. included an historic change in world development, as elements of latin culture immediately spread to the middle east.

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Easton Meyer

18 September, 02:22

The legacy of alexander the great

a. did not outlast his own lifetime.

b. was entirely cultural in nature.

c. embraced a major clash and fusion of cultures across a huge area as greco-macedonian elite assumed power in highly diverse cultures.

d. was overshadowed by ptolemy in macedonia.

e. included an historic change in world development, as elements of latin culture immediately spread to the middle east.

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Demetrius Ross · Answer 1

The correct answer is C because Alexander the Great was a king whose legacy was his apparent understanding of diverse cultures and his use of conquering them. It can't be A because he did not only become relevant to the people of his time. His military and government strategies has influenced even today's politics. It is not B because he is initially known for military and political connections. It is not C because he was also known in Asia.