Foundations of hellenistic civilization

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Alexander the Great laid the foundations of Hellenistic civilization in all of the following ways EXCEPT

a - binding lands from the eastern Mediterranean to the Indus River into a single empire.

b- imposing Greek culture on the Jews.

c- founding Greek-style cities throughout Asia.

d - arranging the marriages of over ten thousand of his officers and soldiers to Near Eastern women

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