well, first the king of Macedonia, king Alexander, or Alexander the great, was left his fathers plan to carry out. the plan was to destroy the mighty Persian empire. but before he could do that he decided to take over Greece. he took over the city-states one by one and even bribed some into surrendering. some even allied voluntarily.
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The Ancient Greek culture began its downfall during the Hellenistic period which began in 323 BC. The downfall was helped along by civil wars between Greek city-states, the conquests of Alexander the Great and the conquering of Greece by the Roman Empire in 146 BC. After the arrival of Christianity to the Roman Empire, the Roman emperor Constantine I converted to Christianity. In 380 AD, the emperor Theodosius I made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire which included Greece.
