How was Alexander the Great important to the Israelites? A. He exposed Jews to Greek language and culture B. He conquered Judah C. He permitted the Jews to stay in their homeland D. All of the above

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Kirsten Sexton

24 March, 10:34

How was Alexander the Great important to the Israelites? A. He exposed Jews to Greek language and culture B. He conquered Judah C. He permitted the Jews to stay in their homeland D. All of the above

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Quinn Padilla · Answer 1

A is the correct answer because during his reign he saw many Jews and decided to expose them to Greek language and culture.

Wally · Answer 2

By Judah, I assume they mean the Kingdom of Judah, which Alexander, kind of, conquered. He conquered the Persian reconstruction of it, so I suppose I would mark that as true. Alexander was also Greek, so he undoubtedly influenced conquered lands with his language and culture. It would probably be all of the above.