The young Alexander and Philip

The term “Hellenistic” means like the...

• Greeks

• Romans

• Mesopotamian

• Persians

a person held by an enemy until certain promises are carried out

• home

• thief

• leader

• hostage

An infantry formation some 16 rows deep

• Philip

• archer

• phalanx

• photograph

a small, mountainous country north of Greece

• Turkey

• Macedonia

• Italy

• Egypt

People who did not speak Greek or follow Greek customs

• barber

• Greeks

• barbaroi

• hostage

The Greek city-states lost their independence in 338 BCE when they were conquered by

• Alexander

• Hammurabi

• Ptolemy

• Philip II

Tactics used by Philip to take over the Greek city-states were (Pick 3)

• He developed strong battle formations for his soldiers

• He flattered Greek leaders and gave them gold

• He ordered people to pay large taxes

• He married wives from countries whose help he wanted

This person worked to preserve the freedom of Greek city-states by speaking out against Philip II.

• Plato

• Philip II

• Demosthenes

• Alexander

When Philip II of Macedonia was killed, who took over the throne?

• his wife

• his daughter

• his father

• his son

Alexander was a student of

• Aristotle

• Plato

• Socrates

• Dante