ALEXANDRIA COMEÇOU A SER CONSTRUÍDA EM 332 A.C., POR ALEXANDRE(...) | ANTIGUIDADE CLÁSSICA A GRÉCIA

Improve your grades in school or guarantee your university entrance exam approval by paying R$1.33 per day. Become an Explicaê Premium student and have access to all elementary and high school content. https://explicae.com.br/?utm_source=y... Use the coupon: EXPRESOLVE and get 20% off any plan: https://explicae.com.br/?cupom=expres... ___ Welcome to Explicaê Resolve Enem! Now you can follow all the ENEM question solutions with the Exquad teachers! ENEM 2010 2ND APPLICATION: IN THE SURVIVAL MANUAL: 3. OLD AGE | 3.2 CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY - A. GREECE | QUESTION 01 Have you seen our Enem Survival Guide? It includes all the Enem exams, separated by subject and topic. Use the coupon: EXPRESOLVE and get a 20% discount on any plan. In today's Explicaê Resolve, Professor Jeize brought a question from the Humanities exam of the 2010 Enem 2nd Application that covers the topic of Greece. _______________________________ (ENEM 2010 2nd APPLICATION) Alexandria began to be built in 332 BC by Alexander the Great, and within a few years, it became a center for studies in Greek mathematics, philosophy, and science. Half a century later, Ptolemy II built a huge library and a museum, which served as a research center. The library contained between 200,000 and 500,000 papyri and, along with the museum, transformed the city into the largest intellectual center of the time, especially between 290 and 88 BC. From then on, it suffered successive attacks from Romans, Christians, and Arabs, which resulted in the destruction or loss of almost its entire collection. RIBEIRO, F. Philosopher and Martyr. Adventures in History. São Paulo: Abril. Ed. 81, April 2010 The Library of Alexandria played, for a time, a fundamental role in the production of knowledge and memory of ancient civilizations because A. it transformed the city of Alexandria into the most important urban center of antiquity. B. it functioned as a center of academic research and gave rise to modern universities. C. it preserved the legacy of Greek culture in different areas of knowledge and allowed its transmission to other peoples. D. gathered the main archaeological records then in existence and advanced ancient museology. E. immortalized the name of Alexander the Great and safeguarded the narratives of his great deeds. _______________________________ EXTRA CONTENT Be part of EXQUAD by following us on social media: Instagram:   / explicaeofi.  . Facebook: Explicaê YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjiE... Linkedin:   / explicae   Twitter: explicaeoficial