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chapter 6 unit test

WH Chapter 6 study guide

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Know the 2 features of Hellenistic science that remains remarkable today. -Learned a great deal about how the world works use of simple instruments to learn. - No interest in turning inventions into labor saving devising.
4 schools of Philosophy held by the Greeks. Cynics, Stoics, Skeptics, and Epicureans.
3 things that Alexander's actions as a ruler tell us -He spread Greek culture wherever he went. - He wanted Macedonians and Persians in one ruling group. - He wanted to be a God-king.
Main difference between tragedies and comedies Tragedies- Problems overcome the main character. Comedies- The main character overcomes his problems.
Motto of Socrates "Know they self"
What the word Philosopher means "Lover of wisdom"
Largest city/ also a great center of learning and commerce Alexandria
3 kingdoms that Alexander's was divided into Macedonia, Egypt, and Syria.
Center of the polis The acropolis
Theme that Greek dramas focused on Religion
Hippocratic Oath Pledge taken by doctors today.
3 greatest of Greek tragedy writers Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides.
Where we get our knowledge of Greek sculpture by studying the Roman copies.
What happened to Alexander's family after his death? His generals murdered them .
What happened to Philip II? Assassinated at his daughters wedding by his body guards.
Best preserved Greek paintings are found where? On vases
What school of Philosophy taught that people should live according to nature? The Cynics
What school greatly influenced Roman and Christian thinking? Stoics
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