Under Hellenism, ways of thinking changed in response to a more culturally unified world. This was seen especially in what way?

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Hellenism, the spread of Greek culture and influence after the conquests of Alexander the Great, fostered a more cosmopolitan view of the world. This led to a growing concern for the individual as part of a larger, more unified world, rather than solely as a member of a specific city-state. This shift reflected the blending and interaction of cultures across the Hellenistic kingdoms.

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