It could be argued that both John Smith and Anne Hutchinson "<span>Both were thought of as troublemakers," since Smith was very "unconventional" in his dealings with the Jamestown colony, and Hutchinson challenged the religious authority of Puritanism. </span><span />
yes because it say it right after the 4th sentence Explanation:
During the Hellenistic Period, which lasted from Alexander’s death until the first century CE, Greek thought and culture became entwined with that of the indigenous populace, a process which is called Hellenization. In addition to the Hellenistic empires, a new wave of Greek colonization infused these regions with Greek influence.
