Alexander the Great made little impact on the Indian subcontinent except in the northwest. determined the political boundaries o
f India for centuries to come. consolidated his conquests in India by establishing a road system. promoted the Hellenization of India by encouraging his soldiers to settle in India.
The correct answer is: Made little impact on the Indian subcontinent except in the northwest
Explanation:
Alexander the great, son of the king Philip II who inherited his kingdom after his death, was the king of Macedonia who led his army to the Indian territory, defeating the Persian kingdom and establishing the basis of the Hellenistic kingdom in its new conquered territories. Throughout his life, king Alexander was able to conquer an immense territory known by the old Greek empire.
Southern states had slaves and Northern States was more about the industrial items. And even though northern states had less slaves they both had slaves. Richer soil in southern states allowed cropping which had to be farmed by slaves, weaker not good soil caused northern to use machines in others stuff so slaves where not need as much.
