Thinkers
Greek Philosopher, served as a soldier.
Who is Socrates?
Known for creating an East/West Empire. Died at the age of 33.
Who was Alexander the Great?
City named after Alexander
What is Alexandria?
Alexander led over 35,000 troops into Asia in this year.
What is 334 B.C?
This Revolutionary founded the Soviet Union (USSR).
Who is Vladimir Lenin?
Greek Philosopher who studied under Socrates
Who is Plato?
King of Macedonia, captured much of ancient Greece.
Who is Philip II?
Last Greek city state to fall to Macedonia.
What is Sparta?
By this year, Philip had conquered nearly all of Greece.
What is 338 B.C?
In 1986, this powerplant in Ukraine exploded, leaving the region uninhabitable.
What was Chernobyl?
Philosopher who tutored Alexander the Great.
Who is Aristotle?
Persian king during the time of Alexander.
Who is Darius III?
Part of Alexander's Empire, and modern day Turkey.
What is Asia Minor?
Judah was established by the Jews and remained independent until it was defeated by Rome in this year.
What is 63 B.C?
This battle was the deadliest in history, with an estimated 1.2 million killed.
What was the Battle of Stalingrad?
Noted Greek historian who recorded the Peloponnesian War.
Who is Thucydides?
Jewish leader who reconquered Jerusalem.
Who is Judah Maccabee?
Cite of the Jewish Temple.
What is Jerusalem?
Alexander the Great died in this year at the age of 33.
What is 323 B.C?
This Soviet leader was the last to preside over the USSR, and was included in a Pizza Hut Commercial.
Who is Mikhail Gorbachev?
One of the best known Cynics
Who is Diogenes?
The most famous Ptolemaic ruler, who lost her kingdom to the Romans.
Who is Cleopatra?
Alexander turned back after reaching this region.
What is India?
Plato opened an academy that remained until this year.
What is 529A.D?
This Austrian war veteran, painter, and vegan would become one of the most well-known men in history.
Who is Adolf Hitler?