The Hellenistic World

He was the king of Macedonia that conquered the Persian empire

• Alexander the Great

• Phillip II

• Archimedes

• Aristotle

He became king of Macedonia in 359 BCE; Alexander's father.

• Alexander the Great

• Phillip II

• Archimedes

• Aristotle

considered the greatest inventor who created the water screw and iron claw

• Alexander the Great

• Phillip II

• Archimedes

• Aristotle

Greek philosopher. A pupil of Plato, the tutor of Alexander the Great, and the author of works on logic, ethics, and more.

• Alexander the Great

• Phillip II

• Archimedes

• Aristotle

the capital of Hellenistic Egypt where the Ptolemaic dynasty ruled

• Alexandria

• Babylon

• Egypt

• Gaugamela

where Alexander died

• Alexandria

• Babylon

• Egypt

• Gaugamela

A person who shoots with bows and arrows

• Archers

• Cavalry

• Dictator

• phalanx

soldiers on horseback

• Archers

• Cavalry

• Dictator

• phalanx

a ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained power by force, Alexander the Great

• Archers

• Cavalry

• Dictator

• phalanx

a shoulder to shoulder fighting formation used by the Greeks and Macedonians

• Archers

• Cavalry

• Dictator

• phalanx