亞歷山大大帝之後，他的王國分裂為三個，然後又被羅馬人統(tǒng)治了（有道題問，在亞歷山大帝國覆滅後，由哪個勢力統(tǒng)治）下面，又講尼羅河埃及的發(fā)展~~~其中的Greece創(chuàng)造了一種文明，不好意思單詞忘了，有點複雜。文章講述了文明的發(fā)生，影響。由於涉及到一些歷史人物和位址，單詞怪怪的，不過題目不是很困難。
Alexander the Great’s empire
In 338 B.C., Philip II of Macedonia conquered the Greek city-states. His son, Alexander the Great, succeeded him in 336 B.C.
Until his death in 323 B.C., Alexander expanded his empire through conquests of much of the civilized world from Egypt to the Indus River . Alexander helped spread Greek ideas and the Greek way of life into all the lands he conquered.
After Alexander died, his empire was divided among his generals. They continued to preserve Greek culture.
No one succeeded Alexander the Great in the rule of his vast empire. His leading generals became governors of various areas and fought among themselves for control of the empire.
By 300 B.C., Alexander's empire had split into a number of independent states. The three most powerful states were led by Alexander's generals Antigonus, Ptolemy托勒密, and Seleucus.
Alexandria became Egypt 's capital, and its magnificent library and museum helped make the city one of the greatest cultural centers of ancient times.
Alexander the Great’s empire
In 338 B.C., Philip II of Macedonia conquered the Greek city-states. His son, Alexander the Great, succeeded him in 336 B.C.
Until his death in 323 B.C., Alexander expanded his empire through conquests of much of the civilized world from Egypt to the Indus River . Alexander helped spread Greek ideas and the Greek way of life into all the lands he conquered.
After Alexander died, his empire was divided among his generals. They continued to preserve Greek culture.
No one succeeded Alexander the Great in the rule of his vast empire. His leading generals became governors of various areas and fought among themselves for control of the empire.
By 300 B.C., Alexander's empire had split into a number of independent states. The three most powerful states were led by Alexander's generals Antigonus, Ptolemy托勒密, and Seleucus.
Alexandria became Egypt 's capital, and its magnificent library and museum helped make the city one of the greatest cultural centers of ancient times.