Ancient Greece
-What was the most significant result of Alexander the Great's reign?

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The most significant result of Alexander the Great's reign was that it spread Greek culture throughout the early Western World, Northern Africa, Persia, and into Central Asia. The process was called Hellenization. Greek culture did not spread to Western Europe during this time or elevate Judaism to a position of global prominence. The Greek city-states were unified under Alexander's father Philip II. The end of the Ptolemaic reign in Egypt occurred in 30 BCE, nearly three centuries after Alexander the Great died.

Ancient Greece -What Was the Most Significant Result of Alexander the Great's