Alexander the Great

​​Read: Introduction in your student text.

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Alexander was the ambitious son of the ​​

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King, ​

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Phillip II

Persian, Darius I

Roman, Julius Caesar

Spartan, Leonidas

Macedonian

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Where was Macedonia?

• To the North of Greece

• To the South of Greece

• To the West of Greece

• To the East of Greece

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In time, ​

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power reached from ​

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and Greece,

through Central ​

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, all the way to parts of India.

​​Read: Sections 1 & 2 in your student text.

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How did the Peloponnesian War contribute to

the expansion of Macedoni?

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What happened before Philip II could attack Persia?

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Why was Alexander well trained to be a leader?

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How did Alexander plan to build his empire?

​​Read: Section 3 in your student text.

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Shade in Alexander's empire on the map and in the key.

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Name at least two regions or empires included in

Alexander’s empire.

​​Read: Section 4 in your student text.

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Give 2 examples of how Alexander spread Greek ideas to unite the different peoples of his empire.

​​Read: Section 5 in your student text.

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Give 2 examples of how Alexander used religion to unite his empire.

​​Read: Section 6 in your student text.

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Write 2 examples of how Alexander adopted the

ways of other cultures to show respect for the people he

had conquered.

​​Read: Section 7 in your student text.

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After Alexander’s death, his empire ​

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, Settlers left the cities he had constructed, and the cities fell into ruin. His generals fought each other for ​

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of the empire. The empire was eventually ​

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into ​

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separate ​

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crumbled

control

divided

three

kingdoms

expanded

united

two

Include the following:

• A simple illustration.

• A corresponding title for Alexander (for example, “Alexander the Conqueror”

or “Alexander the Religious”). You may not use “Alexander the Great.”

• A caption. Briefly describe the illustration and explain how it shows one part of Alexander’s plan to build and unite his empire.


Draw or color a decorative border around your medallion.

​​​Design a medallion to show one of the ways in which Alexander planned to build and unite his empire.