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After Alexander the Great’s death, the empire was split into all of the following except a. Greece. c. Egypt. b. Macedon. d. Syria.
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After Alexander the Great’s death, the empire was split into all of the following except

a. Greece.
c. Egypt.
b. Macedon.
d. Syria.

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The answer to this question is:

After Alexander the Great’s death, the empire was split into all of the following except
A-"Greece."

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