The Hellenistic kingdoms that succeeded Alexander's empires included
A)Pergamum.
B)the Ptolemaic kingdom of Egypt.
C)the Seleucid kingdom stretching from the Mediterranean to the frontiers of India.
D)the Antigonid kingdom in Macedonia.
E)All of these

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All of these options were Hellenistic kingdoms that succeeded Alexander's empire. Pergamum was a city-state in Asia Minor that eventually became a powerful kingdom. The Ptolemaic kingdom of Egypt was founded by one of Alexander's generals, Ptolemy, and lasted until the Roman conquest of Egypt. The Seleucid kingdom was founded by another of Alexander's generals, Seleucus, and it stretched from the Mediterranean to the frontiers of India. The Antigonid kingdom was founded by another general, Antigonus, and it controlled much of Greece and Macedonia.

The Hellenistic Kingdoms That Succeeded Alexander's Empires Included