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Please correlate the Classical Greek period and the rise of Hellenism with the exploits of young Alexander the Great.

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Ideas pertaining to the classical Greek period and the rise of Hellenism are noted.

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First of all, as you talk about the Classical Greek Period, you can cite how it saw the idealized human body take form in art. Subject matter of the arts during this era also included depictions of young women and men, gods, and goddesses. Please ...

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