Greek culture was not spread throughout the world. It did not go to the continents of North America, South America, most of Africa, Australia and eastern Asia other than as a very late adoption of a very limited influence in architecture and literature.
It spread through the Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals as overpopulated ancient Greek city-states sent off their surplus populations to seize new land and establish their own city-states, resulting in over 2,000 cities. Then Alexander the great attempted to impose it on the Persian Empire, curtailed by his early death. It left a veneer of Greek culture amongst the upper class of Egypt, Syria and Asia Minor.
Greek culture was not spread throughout the world. It did not go to the continents of North America, South America, most of Africa, Australia and eastern Asia other than as a very late adoption of a very limited influence in architecture and literature.
It spread through the Mediterranean and Black Sea littorals as overpopulated ancient Greek city-states sent off their surplus populations to seize new land and establish their own city-states, resulting in over 2,000 cities. Then Alexander the great attempted to impose it on the Persian Empire, curtailed by his early death. It left a veneer of Greek culture amongst the upper class of Egypt, Syria and Asia Minor.
He was out to conquer the known world and was Greek, so to control the he conquered he brought with him Greek culture.
Aristotle was born in Macedonia.. and his works certainly spread the culture and influence of the Greek world. More so after his death though I'd say.
They spread it to America for independence.
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Cicero was ambivalent about Greek culture, on the one hand admiring it, on the other asserting the superiority of Rome to its client Greek world. Petrarch as an enthusiastic admirer of Greek culture, not surprising for a Middle Ages philosopher in a medieval Europe struggling to emerge from the Dark Age.
Alexander the great spread Greek culture throughout the Mediterranean world
He was out to conquer the known world and was Greek, so to control the he conquered he brought with him Greek culture.
Alexander the Great!
Alexander the great
Modern clothes, the Western idea of materialism have spread throughout the world.
The most lasting achievement of Alexander the Great was the spread of Koine Greek throughout the Mediterranean world and the Middle East. A common language became spoken from Spain to India.
Greek culture and influence spread throughout the Mediterranean region, which was a result of the conquests of Alexander the Great. The term Hellenistic comes from the word "Hellas," which means Greece in Greek. The Hellenistic period lasted from the death of Alexander in 323 BCE to the establishment of the Roman Empire in 31 BCE. During this time, Greek language, art, philosophy, and science had a lasting impact on the societies that came under Greek rule.
Hinduism is spread by the president of the united states long ago he met them and told them they could go around the world and spread there culture.
He spread Greek culture throughout a lot of the world He was an amazing general Conquered a vast amount of land Defeated Persia (an extremely powerful land back then)
he started the Hellenistic period,spread greek culture & created alexandria
Aristotle was born in Macedonia.. and his works certainly spread the culture and influence of the Greek world. More so after his death though I'd say.
He didn't adopt another land's culture because ancient Macedonia was Greek as was Athens or Sparta. From (former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia) of today is a former country of the united Yugoslavia inhabited by Slavs that speak a Serbobulgarian language and have nothing to do with him. Ancient Macedonia's kingdom 90% percent territory is in modern northern Greek periphery of Macedonia. Of course Alexander spread-ed Greek culture and civilization.'