Alexander

What happened in the Pleoponnesian War?

• Athens and other city-states conqurered Sparta

• Sparta conqured Persia

• Greek city-states were weakened by war

• Athens and Sparta united to fight the other city-states

What happed to Greece after the Peloponnesian war?

• Athens conquered Sparta

• Athenean culture was destroyed and disappeared

• King Philip of Macedonia conquered Greece

• Sparta conquered Persia

Hellenistic culture includes

• Greek, Indian, Egyptian & Persian influences

• influences from China and the Far East

• the culture of the ancient Celtics

• the culture of the Mayan and Olmec people in Mezo-America

Which of the following ideas best summarize Alexander’s legacy according to your text?

• Alexander destroyed Persia and re-united the Greek cities under the rule of Athens.

• Alexander’s conquests ended Greek dominance and led to the rise of Egypt.

• Alexander spread Greek culture and knowledge throughout the Middle East and Asia.

• Alexander’s military technologies provided evidence of new mathematical and scientific advances in Greece.

What was the eastern edge of Alexander the Great's Empire?

• Macedonia

• Athens

• India

• Egypt

Based on the excerpt, how did the Macedonian men respond to Alexander the Great?

• The Macedonian men were motivated by Alexander the Great to continue with invasion

• The Macedonian men did not want Alexander the Great to call them by name

• The Macedonian men did not want Alexander the Great as their leader when they set off to invade Asia

• The Macedonian men believed Alexander the Great was going to lead them into Europe and Asia

Which location was NOT part of Alexander the Great's empire?

• Rome

• Greece

• India

• Egypt

What happened to Alexander's empire after he died?

• Alexander's son Philip took over

• Greece conquered Macedonia

• Alexander's empire fell apart

• Sparta won the Peloponnesian War

Hellenistic culture is a perfect example of

• isolation

• monarchy

• equal rights

• cultural diffusion

Label the parts of the world Alexander ruled over

a

b

c

d

Persian Empire

Egypt

Pakistan/India

Greece