In much of the territory formerly occupied by the Antigonid Kingdom, modern states of Turkey, Syria, and a small part of modern Greece emerged. This area was where Macedonia was, being a Hellenistic dynasty, takes its name by Antígono, who in the distribution of the kingdom of Alexander the Great, after his death, Antígono was named the ruler of Macedonia (fatherland of the family of Alexander the Great and of many of his generals) and the said kingdom. The Antigonid Kingdom, almost occupied the entire territory of present-day Turkey, which means that the Ottoman Empire was the most important state (1299-1923) or kingdom that succeeded it.
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At the time, most rulers were Catholic and believed that the Pope had influence over all of them. And to top all of that, Roman Catholicism was the only Christian religion at the time.
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Wealthy industrialists knew how to invest and exploit the system which wasn't used to heavy industry so they amassed huge amounts of wealth through monopolies and trusts while the common person was struggling to survive and had to work in dreadful conditions. This led to many people starting to support socialist tendencies in order to improve their living standard and the way they were treated in the society.<span />
