The empire comprising most of the old Achaemenid state that was taken by a general of Alexander the Great was the

a. Parthian empire.

b. Alexandrian empire.

c. Sasanid empire.

d. Seleucid empire.

e. Aryan empire.

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Nicole Flynn

8 June, 00:58

The empire comprising most of the old Achaemenid state that was taken by a general of Alexander the Great was the

a. Parthian empire.

b. Alexandrian empire.

c. Sasanid empire.

d. Seleucid empire.

e. Aryan empire.

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Tania Short · Answer 1

d. Seleucid empire.

Explanation:

The Seleucid Empire was established by Seleucus I Nicator, a former general of Alexander the Great. It was a Hellenistic state that extended from modern-day Turkey to what is today Pakistan. It included most of current Iran's territory.

The empire comprising most of the old Achaemenid state that was taken by a general of Alexander the Great was thea. Parthian empire.b. Alexandrian empire.c. Sasanid empire.d. Seleucid empire.e. Aryan empire.

The empire comprising most of the old Achaemenid state that was taken by a general of Alexander the Great was the

a. Parthian empire.

b. Alexandrian empire.

c. Sasanid empire.

d. Seleucid empire.

e. Aryan empire.