
Alexander The Great
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VICTOR MARTINEZ
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What are the top three Greek innovations? Explain how our world is better because of these three achievements.
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Explain how access to the sea contributed to cultural diffusion in ancient Greece.
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How did the geography of Greece influence the development of independent city-states like Athens and Sparta?
The mountains encouraged unity among Greeks
The mountains divided Greeks into isolated communities
The mountains made travel and communication easy
The mountains had no impact on Greek society
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Which of the following are legacies of Greek civilization that continue to influence the modern world?
Greek language
Olympic games
Development of lever, pulley, and pump
Expansion of citizenship to all free adult males
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Who led the Greek city-states in defending themselves against outside invaders, especially Persia?
Athens
Sparta
Macedonia
Egypt
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From 493 B.C.E. to 479 B.C.E., Persian kings ___ and ___ tried (but failed) to conquer the Greeks in the Persian Wars.
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After the Persian Wars, which two Greek city-states fought each other in the Peloponnesian Wars?
Athens and Sparta
Athens and Macedonia
Sparta and Persia
Athens and Egypt
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How did the Greeks view the Macedonians, and how did the Macedonians view themselves in relation to Greek culture?
Greeks saw Macedonians as kinsmen, and Macedonians saw themselves as barbarians.
Greeks saw Macedonians as barbarians, and Macedonians saw themselves as Greeks.
Both Greeks and Macedonians saw each other as Greeks.
Greeks saw Macedonians as allies, and Macedonians saw themselves as Persians.
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At the time of King Philip’s death, which regions were part of the Macedonian Empire? Select all that apply.
Epirus
Sparta
Thrace
Persian Empire
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Who was hired by King Philip II to tutor his son Alexander?
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What qualities did Alexander possess when he became king at the age of 20?
He was ambitious and brilliant at military strategy.
He was timid and avoided conflict.
He was uninterested in expanding his empire.
He was poorly educated.
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Explain how Alexander’s actions in Thebes affected the rest of Greece and his subsequent plans for expansion.
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Why did Egyptians view Alexander as a liberator when he conquered Egypt?
Because he freed them from Persian rule
Because he gave them wealth
Because he destroyed their temples
Because he made Egypt part of Greece
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Alexander repeatedly defeated the Persians, a task that, years before, would have seemed
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Which of the following statements best explains the meaning of the quote: "The heavens cannot brook two suns... nor Earth two masters" in the context of Alexander's conquests?
Alexander believed there could only be one supreme ruler.
Alexander wanted to share power with the Persian king.
Alexander respected the Persian king as an equal.
Alexander was afraid of ruling too much land.
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Which regions did Alexander plan to conquer after taking the Indus River Valley?
China and Japan
The ends of the Earth and the Great Outer Sea
Arabia and Africa
Rome and Carthage
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After years of campaigning, what challenges did Alexander face from his own troops following the battle against an Indian king? Select all that apply.
His troops were exhausted
His troops wanted to return home
His troops wanted to conquer more land
His troops staged a successful mutiny
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Which regions did Alexander's empire cover at its greatest extent in 323 B.C.E.?
Only Greece and Macedonia
Most of Europe and North Africa
Parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa
Only Asia Minor
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What factors contributed to Alexander's death at the age of 32 in Babylon?
Assassination by his generals
Poisoning by enemies
A combination of exhaustion, fever, and too much drink
Old age
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Explain why Alexander's empire was divided after his death and what impact this had on its unity.
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The new culture that emerged from the blending of Greek and Persian influences under Alexander was called
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Which of the following were lasting legacies of Alexander's conquests?
The spread of Greek innovations
The creation of Greek-styled cities
The blending of Greek and Persian cultures
The complete unification of his empire
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Why was Alexandria in Egypt considered the most significant of the cities founded by Alexander?
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