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S.S. Chapter 12

King Philip II & Alexander the Great

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places where goods are made factories
public speaker orator
a person held by an enemy hostage
to leave one place and settle in another emigrate
barrier against waves breakwater
partnership alliance
non-Greeks barbaroi
infantry formation phalanx
ruler of Greece in 338BC King Philip II of Macedonia
son of Philip II Alexander the Great
for Philip II, this was a way of forming political alliances marriage
the son of Philip II who took over the throne when his father was killed Alexander the Great
Alexander tried to unify, or bring together these places Greece, Persia, Macedonia
Alexander the Great was the student of this man Aristotle
the most well-known city called Alexandria was located here Egypt
a well-known public speaker(orator) Demosthenes
the meaning of Hellenistic "like the Greeks"
he established a dynasty in Egypt Ptolemy
a type of infantry formation consisting of 16 rows of foot soldiers with overlapping shields, who charges as a group phalanx
most Greek city-states were under Roman control by this date 146 BC
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