Alexander the Great

Philip II  

Ptolemy      

Seleucus      

Aristotle      

Alexander what makes him so great? 

Alexandria           

the locations of the battle fought by Alexander's troops?     

The battles of Granicus River, Issus, Tyre, and Gaugamala      

Hellenistic   

Babylon  

Areas that were a part of Alexander's empire?  

Indus River valley  

Changes that resulted from Alexander's conquests?    

Statue in Nebuchadnezzar’s dream represented 

its head 

its breasts and arms   

its belly   

its legs        

Alexander speech to his men at Opis        

What specifically did Dan. 8:5-8 predict Alexander the Great would do?

The legacy of Alexander the Great 

Greece Act II

Herodotus
Aristotle.
Socrates
"The Republic”
Plato
Aristotle
The Academy
Hippocrates
Euclid
Sophocles
Euripides
Tragedies
Parthenon
Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian columns
Greek architecture.
Homer
'Know thyself''
Philosophers
Two forms of Greek drama
Aristarchus
Father of Greek History History
Greek Olympics
Greek Education
Greek Theater

Greece Act I Study Guide

1. Identify the major geographical features and
natural resources of Greece and their impact on Greek development
2. Identify the seas that border Greece
3. What factors led to the transition of government in Athens
from the following form of governments 
Monarchy to Oligarchy? 
Oligarchy to Tyranny?  
Tyranny to Democracy?
4. Identify the king's council of nobles grew in power until
it became the real ruler in Athens.
5. Describe the experience of a typical Spartan
soldier during the ages from 7 to 65.
6. Compare and contrast Sparta and Athens in terms of
A) government structure, 
B) culture 
C) amount of individual freedom
7. Describe each of these battles

Battle of Salamis Bay.

Battle of Thermopylae

Battle of Marathon

Darius I

Xerxes
Cliesthenes
Pisistratus
Phidipidies
Leonidas
Helots
Events held in ancient Greek Olympics
Agora
Greek imports and exports