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Cody Edw SS Test 7.3

Cody Edw SS Test 7.3 - History of the World Textbook Chapter 7, section 3 Test

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This person was king of Macedonia Philip
Philip was king of where? Macedonia
Who was Philip of Macedonia's son? Alexander
Who was Alexander's father? Philip of Macedonia
Alexander thought of himself as a what? Greek
Alexander spoke this language Greek
Did the Greek people think of the Macedonians as Greek? No
What is a barbarian? A wild, uncivilized person
A wild, uncivilized person barbarian
Who was Alexander tutor? Aristotle
Aristotle tutored whom? Alexander
What did Aristotle teach? Philosophy, science and literature
What did Aristotle believe about the Greek people? That they are a superior people and deserved to rule
Who was Alexander's role model? Achilles
Who was Achilles? War-hero of the Iliad (Troy)
Where did Alexander want to visit and why? He wanted to visit Troy to lay a wreath at tomb of Achilles
Why did King Philip think he was Greek? Because he had Greek ancestors.
When Philip was young he studied where? Greece
Who did Philip hire to tutor his son? Aristotle
When Philip came to power, what was his dream? Conquering the powerful city-states of Greece
How did Philip accomplish his goal of conquering the powerful city-states of Greece? Through diplomacy and military strength
What year did Philip seize power? 359 BC
Before Philip seize power, Macedonia was what? poor and divided
How did Philip build alliances with many of the city-states of Greece? He either bribed of threatened
What was the first thing Philip did when he seized power of Macedonia? United Macedonia
Philip's army was more powerful then whom? Sparta
Who tried to warn Athens about Philip? Demosthenes
Demosthenes was a master of what? Public speaking (elocution)
What is elocution? Public speaking
What did Athens do in 338 BC? They united with the city-state of Thebez and tried to stop Philip
True or False: Thebez and Athens were successful in trying to stop Philip gain control of Greece? False, they failed and Philip controlled all of Greece
What did Philip plan to do after conquering Greece? Attacking Persia
Why did Philip never attack Persia? He was assassinated by a political rival
How did Alexander come to power? His father was assassinated
How old was Alexander when he came to power 20
What was Alexander's first goal after becoming King? Attack Persia
When did Alexander win his first battle? 334 BC
Where did Alexander win his first battle? Asia Minor
With in 11 years Alexander did what? Conquered Persia, Egypt, and the lands beyond the Indus River (India)
What was Alexander's title? Alexander the Great
Where ever Alexander went in the world, what did he do? Named cities after himself
How did Alexander die? Died of a malaria in Babylon in 332 BC
Why did Alexander stop fighting? His troops refused to go on, they were sick of fighting after 13 years
How long did Alexander's troops fight for? 13 years
What happened after Alexander died? His Empire fell into disorder and split into 3 kingdoms
How did Alexander help promote Greek culture? He spread Greek culture in the lands that he conquered.
What does the word "Hellenistic' mean? It describes Greek history and culture after the death of Alexander the Great
Where does the word Hellenistic come from? It comes from the word "Hellas"-the name Greeks called their land
When Alexander conquered other lands, what did he try NOT to do? Destroy the culture of the defeated people
What did Alexander want for his conquered lands? He wanted the Hellenistic culture to mix with the local cultures of the conquered people
The cities of the Hellenistic world were modeled after what? After Greek cities
Hellenistic cities in Alexander's Empire were designed with what? Greek temples and agoras
What was the greatest of all Hellenistic cities? Alexandria in Egypt
Alexandria, in Egypt, was founded in what year? 332 BC
Alexandria became the capitol of what? Egypt
Alexandria became a center of what? business and trade
The double harbor in Alexandria was dominated by what? A huge lighthouse that rose 350 ft. high
Where was the largest library in the world? Alexandria
How big was the library at Alexandria? It contained half-million scrolls
Where was the learning capitol of the Greek world? Alexandria
What also flourished in Alexandria? Math and Science
Who developed the branch of mathematics called Geometry? Euclid
Euclid developed what? Geometry
The scientist Eratosthemes discover what? Calculated the distance around the Earth
This person was the greatest scientist of his times? Arcimedes
Arcimedes discovered what? He discovered that people can use pulleys and levers to lift very heavy objects
What does the Greek word 'geo' mean? Earth
What does the Greek word 'metria' mean? Measurement
What does the Greek word 'graphos' mean? writing
What does the Greek word 'logos' mean? Word or science
What does the Greek word 'mathematikos' mean? mathematics
What does the word 'geometry' mean? Earth measurement
What does the word 'geography' mean? Earth science
What does the word 'biology' mean? life science
What does the Greek word 'mathematikos' mean? Mathematics
What comparisons can be made between Alexander and Achilles? Achilles was Alexander's role model. Achilles fought at the battle of Troy. Both were war hero of Greek civilization.
What are the four Hellenistic kingdoms? Egypt, Persia, Greece, and Macedonia
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