The Hellenistic states in the centuries after Alexander the Great
A)became despotic monarchies.
B)rarely fought amongst themselves.
C)included large numbers of non-Greeks in leadership positions.
D)showed little innovation in their armies and military institutions.
E)all disappeared by the second century B.C.E.

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The Hellenistic states often became despotic monarchies, with rulers holding significant power and authority, following the model of Alexander's empire.

The Hellenistic States in the Centuries After Alexander the Great