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cavalry

soldiers who fight while riding on horses



Hellenistic Era

time period after Alexander the great died when Greek culture spread to all the lands in the empire

who was the person who warned the Greeks about Philips army?

demosthenes

how was Philip able to gain control most of Greece?



His army crushed the Greeks in the battle of Chaeronea

How did Alexander fulfill his fathers dream?

He conquered the Persian Empire.

what did philip do to control the city-states?

He bribed them, defeated them in battles, and other city-states joined him by their own choice.

how was alexanders army able to defeat the Persian army in the battle of Granicus?

his cavalry crushed them in battle

Why do you think Alexander and his army were so successful in their battles against the Persians?

They were successful because Philip (Alexanders father) trained the army like the Greeks (hard core)

What kind of hardships did Alexander and his soldiers experienced when they crossed the desert?

They had very little water and the heat and thirst killed thousands of soldiers

why was the battle of Guagamela so important to Alexander?

It was so important because they could take over the rest of the Persian Empire

what was one of the most important cities in the ancient world?

alexandria

why did alexander lead his soldiers home after they went to northwestern India?

he lead them home because the soldiers grew tired of war

why did Alexander die at such an early age?(32)

He died because of journeys and battles wrecked his health.

hi this is a time where you should take a break



for a few minutes! you've worked hard!!!!:)



Give two reason why Alexander was called "Alexander the Great"

1: he was the most powerful ruler.


2: he spread Greek culture



What happened to alexanders empire after he had died?

It had separated into 4 groups:


Macedonians, Pergamum, seleucid empire, and Egypt.

what does "hellenistic" mean?

It means "like the greeks"

epicureanism

philosophy of epicurus; which says that the purpose of life is to find happiness and peace

Stoicism

philosophy of stoics; says that people should use reason and not emotion



circumference

measurement of border of circle

plane geometry

branch of mathematics that show relationships of points, lines, angles, and surfaces that are flat or level.

solid geometry

branch of mathematics that show relationships between points, lines, angles, surfaces, and solids in three dimensional space ( 3D or like a cube)

how did the hellenistic kings spread greek culture?

They built new cities, rebuilt old ones,brought in greek architects to design things in greek style, and hired greek sculptors.

how did greek sculptor and drama change during the Hellenistic era?

They hired greek sculptors with new style and invented a new kind of comedy about love and relationships with ordinary people.

who were the most important hellenistic philosophers?

Epicurus and Zeno





who developed "epicureanism"?

Epicurus

what is stoicism

a philosophy that taught using reason and logic and no emotion.

what did Zeno develop?

Stoicism

aristarchus made a model of what scientific fact?

the sun was the center of the universe and the earth circled around it.

who was in charge of alexandrias library?

Eratosthenes, he was a scientist

what discoveries did eratosthenes make?

the circumference of earth and that the earth was round



who was euclid? and what did he write?

He was a mathematician who wrote ELEMENTS

why do you think the effects of Hellenistic Era were so long-lasting?

they were so long lasting because they built new cities and sculptors and created realistic drama

how were epicureanism and stoicism similar, how are the different?

similar: no worries


Different: Epicureanism was about happiness, stoicism has no emotion



how did Greek ciy states react to romes growing power?

the greeks tried to stop Rome from conquering all of Italy but they couldn't stop them.

who was the most famous scientist in the Hellenistic Era?

Archimedes

What was Archimedes discovery?

Pi-- measurement of space a circle covers.

what did archimedes invent?

The catapult

who was Hypatia? What did she study?

Hypatia was a mathematician and studied philosophy and mathematics.

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