People
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Answer
Map
Events
100
1)
Who introduced direct democracy in Athens?
Pericles
100
1)
These kingdoms were once part of whose empire?
Alexander the Great
200
1)
What element of Greek architecture was used to build the memorial?
Greek columns were used to build the memorial.
200
2)
About how far, from west to east, did the Hellenistic World stretch?
about 2,800 miles
300
3)
Who is the ancient Greek king of the gods?
Zeus
300
2)
What ancient Greek structure does the memorial look like?
The memorial looks like an ancient Greek temple.
300
6)
What did Philip II of Macedonia want to do?
conquer Persia
300
3)
Alexandria, the center of Hellenistic culture, became part of what kingdom?
Egyptian
300
Timeline questions, all 4 of them are on the paper we did today. What # questions are they? (hint: they should be circled)
5, 8, 11, 14
400
10)
Who left a lasting legacy in philosophical thinking?
Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates
400
2)
How did Athens benefit from forming the Delian League?
Athens used league money to build a powerful navy.
400
7)
Who accomplished Philip IIś military goal?
Alexander
400
4)
Under whose control did the lands of ancient Greece fall in the Hellenistic world?
The lands of ancient Greece fell into the hands of Macedonia in the Hellenistic world.
400
5)
What happened when Athens attacked Syracuse?
D) Sparta destroyed the Athenian fleet.
500
9)
Which Greek historians recorded events in ancient Greece? (3 people)
C) Herodotus, Thucydides, and Xenophon
500
8)
How far did the Macedonian Empire stretch by 323 B.C.?
from Greece to India
500
4)
What different plans did Athens and Sparta develop to win the Peloponnesian War?
Athens used sea power; Sparta used land power
500
Questions 5, 6 and 7 will be talked about tomorrow. Congrats on your lucky pick, free 500 points!
Congrats on your lucky pick, free 500 points!
500
Questions 3 and 4 from the DBQ were on the paper with the chart about governments. When did we get this paper?
Friday, October 18th