Cause and Consequence of Hellenistic Culture Development
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences of Alexander the Great's campaigns, focusing on the development of Hellenistic culture. Students will analyze sources and historical views to understand how Alexander's conquests led to cultural changes across the regions he influenced.
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Cause and Consequence of Hellenistic Culture Development
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Introduction to Hellenistic Culture
Source A: Account of Alexander's Campaigns
'Alexander's conquests united the Greek world with Persia and Egypt, leading to a new blend of cultures and ideas.' Provenance: Historical summary by Plutarch, 1st century AD.
Causes of Hellenistic Culture Development
Source B: Letter from a Greek Merchant in Egypt
'The new cities built by the Macedonians are filled with Greek-style temples, theatres, and schools, blending local and Greek customs.' Provenance: Letter written by a merchant, 3rd century BC.
Consequences of Hellenistic Culture
Source C: Excerpt from a Hellenistic Scholar
'The spread of Greek ideas across Asia led to new scientific discoveries, art, and philosophies that shaped the future.' Provenance: Hellenistic scholarly work, 2nd century BC.
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