Philip II of Macedonia Alexander the Great Alexanders Empire
And Its EndVocab 100 200 300 400 500
Slide 4
To conquer Greece, Philip II developed this, a tight military
formation made up of soldiers 16 rows deep.
Slide 5
Answer 100 Phalanx
Slide 6
One way Philip II conquered and unified Greece was to flatter
Greek officials with this precious metal.
Slide 7
Answer 200 Gold
Slide 8
To conquer and unify Greece, Philip II married six or seven
times not for love, but to form these (another word for
partnerships)
Slide 9
Answer 300 Political Alliances
Slide 10
To conquer Greece, Philip II caused disagreements among Greek
leaders by making these, only to break them when the Greeks let
their guard down.
Slide 11
Answer 400 Treaties
Slide 12
This Athenian orator tried to warn the Greeks about Philip IIs
ways, but nobody listened.
Slide 13
Answer 500 Demosthenes
Slide 14
Alexander the Great was what relation to Philip II of
Macedonia?
Slide 15
Answer 100 His son
Slide 16
Behind every great leader is a great teacher. Who taught
Alexander the Great?
Slide 17
Answer 200 Aristotle
Slide 18
A fearless general, Alexander was able to defeat this Empire,
the largest at the time.
Slide 19
Answer 300 The Persian Empire
Slide 20
Alexanders Empire stretched all the way from Macedonia to this
country.
Slide 21
Answer 400 India
Slide 22
Alexander was this age when he inherited the throne and became
king.
Slide 23
Answer 500 20 years old
Slide 24
Alexanders famous city, Alexandria, Egypt, housed a school and
a library with the largest collection of books at the time. What
was this library known as?
Slide 25
Answer 100 The Museum
Slide 26
One reason Alexander was not successful in uniting his empire
was due to post-war hostilities between these two groups.
Slide 27
Answer 200 The Greeks and the Persians
Slide 28
Attempting to unite his empire, Alexander dressed in this type
of fashion, followed the customs of this culture, and married a
woman of this descent (cultural background).
Slide 29
Answer 300 Persian (He encouraged his generals to marry Persian
women too)
Slide 30
One reason Alexander was not successful in uniting his empire
was because the Macedonians and the Greeks refused to do this.
Slide 31
Answer 400 Treat him as a god
Slide 32
To achieve his dream of conquering the world and establishing
peace, Alexander attempted to unite these three cultural
groups.
Slide 33
Answer 500 The Greeks, the Macedonians, and the Persians
Slide 34
After Alexander the Great died, these two Greek city-states
became independent.
Slide 35
Answer 100 Athens and Sparta
Slide 36
After Alexander the Great died, rulers adopted laws, language,
and coins from this country.
Slide 37
Answer 200 Greece (Greek became the official language)
(Alexanders portrait appeared on coins) (Teachers taught Greek
customs and ideas)
Slide 38
After Alexander the Great died, Ptolemy established a dynasty
in this country.
Slide 39
Answer 300 Egypt
Slide 40
Due to emigration and population decline, by 146 B.C.E., most
of the Greek city-states fell under the control of this
empire.
Slide 41
Answer 400 Rome
Slide 42
After Alexander the Great died, Persia became this.
Slide 43
Answer 500 The Seleucid Empire
Slide 44
This word means Greek or to be like the Greeks.
Slide 45
Answer 100 Hellenes
Slide 46
People who did not speak Greek or follow Greek customs.
