How did the hellenistic culture differ from the earlier greek culture

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The hellenistic culture is the greek culture that is characterized by post-Alexandrian influences. This means that when we're talking about the hellenistic culture, we're talking about Greek culture which has been influenced by Alexander the Great and his conquests around the world. The main difference between the two in all aspects was that the hellenistic culture was much more diverse in all regions of life as foreign people, not originally from Greece influenced daily life as well.

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