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Compared to ancient Greek life, Hellenistic cities had a society in which an individual's sense of identity

A. was based on their family structure.
B. could be determined by their occupation.
C. became divorced from their political role.
D. was determined by their voting power.



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Final answer:

In Hellenistic cities, an individual's sense of identity shifted from political roles to family structure and occupation.


Explanation:

In Hellenistic cities compared to ancient Greek life, an individual's sense of identity...

  1. Life was based on their family structure. In ancient Greece, identity was closely tied to family lineage.
  2. Could be determined by their occupation. In Hellenistic cities, one's identity could be shaped by the profession they held.
  3. Became divorced from their political role. Unlike in ancient Greece where civic engagement influenced identity, Hellenistic society saw a separation of personal identity from political involvement.

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