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Why did the Hellenistic region thrive following the death of Alexander the Great?
O Subjects of the Hellenistic rulers enjoyed many political rights and freedoms.
The Hellenistic rulers worked to strengthen the economies of their kingdoms.
Subjects of the Hellenistic rulers owned most of the available fertile land.
The Hellenistic rulers grew wealthy by levying heavy taxes on their subjects.

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The Hellenistic region thrived after Alexander the Great's death due to economic advancements, Greek city foundations in former Persian territories, and Greek dominance in political power.


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The Hellenistic region thrived following the death of Alexander the Great due to various factors:

  1. Hellenistic rulers worked to strengthen the economies of their kingdoms by rewarding inner circles with riches, founding cities, and expanding trade routes.
  2. Greeks and Macedonians established Greek cities in former Persian territories, blending Greek and local cultures and institutions.
  3. Subjects of the Hellenistic rulers did not own most fertile land; instead, citizenship and political power were dominated by Greeks.

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