A Significant Reason That the Greeks in the Hellenistic Age

question 58

Multiple Choice

A significant reason that the Greeks in the Hellenistic Age felt out of place in cosmopolitan life was that ______________.

• A) their accomplishments seemed insignificant by comparison
• B) their gods were not seen as being truly comparable to more awesome gods of other cultures
• C) they felt their culture was no longer the most superior in the world, threatening their sense of identity
• D) some of the other cultures they encountered were wealthier than Hellenistic ones
• E) they felt the unification of other nations and empires was a significant political accomplishment

Understand the dynamics of the War of 1812 and its significance to American nationalism and foreign policy.

Appraise the transition of power and its effect on the democracy and republicanism in the U.S.

Understand the significance of George Washington's presidency and the precedents it established.

Comprehend the goals and effects of Macon's Bill No. 2 on American foreign policy.

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