Question

During and after the Hellenistic era, Greek ideals spread around the
Mediterranean and served as a foundation for Western thought. This map
shows the extent of the territory conquered by Alexander the Great. Based on
the map, which of these areas would not likely have been influenced by
Hellenistic culture?
Greece
Euphrates
Mediterranean Sea
Tigris
Babylonio
EYPT
Indian
Ocean

Answer 1

Indian  Ocean

Explanation:

• With the spreading of Macedonian Empire, the Hellenistic Ideas have being spread across the country.
• All of the mentioned regions beside Indian Ocean were a part of that Empire and were influenced by its ideas.
• It was the largest Empire the world has seen until then.
• Alexander spent most of his reigning years on an unprecedented military campaign through Asia and northeast Africa, creating one of the largest empires of the ancient world when he was about 30 years old, extending from Greece to northwestern India.
• The area of the empire was 5.2 million km².

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