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Macedonian Empire
Q and A for the Macedonian Empire
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who Aleander the Greats father? | Phillip II of Macedon |
| How long was Alexnder the Greats rule? How much did he conquer? | Ruled for 12 years that spanned from the Mediterranean to India |
| What was the lasting effect of Alexander's rule? | He influenced Greek culture to spread around all over the world and to be adopted. |
| What was the reason for his downfall? | His continuous success' is what his empire relied on, which would crumble if he were to fail. |
| How did he defeat the Persians? | Alexander would use the Persians interconnected road to supply and communicate with his soldiers. |
| Explain how Alexander kept other empires loyal to him. | He would marry Persian women as well as adopt Perian traditions. He would allow for many cultures to be practiced and sponsor many temples from them. |
| What is Alexandria? | Alexandria was the biggest trading center in the empire, this connected many routes from both West and East, allowing for trade to be easier. |
| Explain how Alexanders lavish spending effect the economy. | His immense spending would give even more money to rich elites and stimulate his economy further. |
| During the Hellenistic period, how were women treated? | Women were given more power and wealth, though limited in marriage. |
| How did women participate in the government during the Hellenistic period? | They were able to be officials in office; the wealth they gained was able to fund public works. |
| How were non-Greek women during this time? | Less restricted city-states allowed for them to have more freedom. Contracts and business negotiations were available, but not equally throughout. |
| What made Alexander the Great's conquest end? | His soldiers saw no reason to fight anymore after India was conquered, so they refused to go any further than he. |
| What were the immediate effects of Alexander the Great's death? | Government officials started to fight over the empire; his influence proceeded his death as many of his generals would rule other parts of his former empire. |