Hellenistic culture

Definition

Hellenistic culture refers to the blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and other cultures that emerged after the conquests of Alexander the Great. It had a significant impact on art, architecture, philosophy, literature, and religion.

Related terms

Alexander the Great: The Macedonian king who conquered vast territories and spread Greek influence across his empire.

Cosmopolitanism: The idea of embracing diverse cultures and creating a global community.

Ptolemaic Dynasty: The dynasty that ruled Egypt during the Hellenistic period after Alexander's death.