Alexander's Legacy
Alexander the Great was the king of which Greek city-state?
What is Macedonia?
What form of government was Athens?
What is a democracy?
How many times did Persia invade Greece?
What is two?
Which three philosophers were pupils of each other?
Who are Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?
Who won the Peloponnesian War?
What is Sparta?
Who was Alexander's tutor?
Who is Aristotle?
How did the Athenians make their money?
What is trade?
Who ultimately ended the Persian Empire?
Who is Alexander the Great?
Which school of philosophy emphasized self-control and discipline?
Who are the Stoics?
What natural disaster led to the Athenians losing the Peloponnesian War?
What is a plague?
What Egyptian city did Alexander build?
What is Alexandria?
How did the Athenians view women?
What are second-class humans, not even allowed to be citizens?
How was Socrates connected to the Persians?
What is he was friends with two Persian tyrants?
Which school of philosophy thought everyone else was doing too much thinking?
Who are the Cynics?
What are three things that Alexander's empire spread across the Mediterranean?
What is philosophy, language, art, architecture, literature, theatre, religion?
How far east did Alexander's kingdom stretch to?
What is India?
What was the effect of Sparta winning the Peloponnesian War?
What is Athenian power declined in Greece, allowing the Macedonians to take control?
Why did Alexander want to conquer Persia?
What is revenge?
He suspected the Persians were responsible for killing his father and he hated that they invaded Greece twice.
Which school of philosophy thought everyone should live for pleasure?
Who are the Epicureans?
What is one play or piece of literature that was spread in the Hellenistic Age?
What is the Odyssey, Antigone, the Illiad, the Histories of Herodotus, myths, the works of Plato?
How many battles did Alexander lose?
What is none?
What did the Spartans believe was the purpose of education?
What is preparing children for war?
What religion did the ancient Persians practice?
What is Zoroastrianism?
What are the three major contributions of Socrates and Plato?
What are Ethics, Politics, Theology?
What charges were brought against Socrates?
What is "corrupting the youth of Athens" and "preaching foreign Gods"?