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Greek’s system of government went from ____ to _____?

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Tyranny to democracy

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What was another name for a greek city state?

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Polis

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Who made the Greek government?

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Aristocracy (wealthy)

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How many city states were there?

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700

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What were Monarchs?

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Kings

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Who did the monarchy take over?

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Aristocratic Oligarchies

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What was Homer?

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A blind poet

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What 2 big poems did Homer write?

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Odyssey and Iliad

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What was religion for the Greeks?

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Polytheistic

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Who are Zeus and Hera?

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King of gods

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Who was Poseidon?

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God of sea

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Who was Ares?

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God of war

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Who was Apollo?

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God of sun

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Who was Aphrodite?

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God of love

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Who was Hades?

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God of the underworld

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When was the age of the tyrants established?

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7th century

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How did people seize power?

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Harsh force

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What popular government eventually replaced the tyrannies?

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Democracy

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Who were the Spartans started by?

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Dorians

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Where are the Dorians from?

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Laconia

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How many classes were there in Sparta?

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2

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What was a Spartan?

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A warrior

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What were Helots?

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Slaves

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What was Sparta’s form of government?

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Gerousia

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What was the Gerousia?

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Council of elders of 60 or older

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How many members were in the Gerousia?

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30 members

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What did Ephors do?

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Acted as a check

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How many Ephors were there?

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5

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28
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Citizens in Sparta were checked at birth for what?

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To see if they were fit

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When would training start in Sparta?

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Age 7

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Boys would be put into what after Spartan training?

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Groups of ages 14-20

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Who supervised the groups of 14-20 year olds?

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An older boy

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32
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From age 20-60 your life belonged where?

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The military

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33
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Could you marry if you are a Spartan?

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Yes but wife must be fit

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34
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Athens developed into what government?

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Democracy

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35
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What was the net upon Acropilis?

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The walled-city

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Who ruled the walled city?

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Ionian kings

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37
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What was an archon?

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Law maker

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38
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How long was an archons term?

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1 year

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39
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What is a hemlock?

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Way of execution

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40
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What did Socrates (469-399 B.C.) study?

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Philosophy

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41
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What else was Socrates?

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Stonemason and sophist

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What is a sophist?

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Teacher of wisdom

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43
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Socrates fought in what War?

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2nd Peloponnesian war

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44
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What was Socrates accused for?

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Corrupting the youth of Athens

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How did Socrates die?

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He was hemlock in 399 B.C.

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Plato was a disciple of who?

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Socrates

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What did Plato do after Socrate’s death?

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He left Athens

48
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Where did Plato go when he left Athens?

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Western Mediterranean

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What did Plato establish?

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The Acedemy

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When did Plato establish the Academy?

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387 B.C.

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When was The Academy shut down? Why shut it down?

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529 A.D. by Justinian

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What was Thomas More’s Utopia?

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Republic

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How old was Plato when he died?

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80

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Who studied under Plato at the Academy?

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Aristotle

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What were the two ideas he’s associated with?

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Logic and Metaphysics

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What did Aristotle found?

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Lyceum

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Aristotle’s writings were lost after what?

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The Fall of Rome

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What had taken control of the Greek city-states in Asia minor?

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Persia

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Who did the Persians join in revolt?

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Athens and Eretria

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Who put down the Persian Revolt?

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Uariaus

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What did Uariaus capture?

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Macedon and thrace

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When was the Battle of Marathon?

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490 B.C.

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Who won the Battle of Marathon and who was their leader?

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Athens; Mictiades

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Who was planning mother attack but died before in 486 B.C.?

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Darius

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Who was Darius’ son?

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Xerxes

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Where did Xerxes launch his major attack?

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Thermopoly

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Who was Thermopoly led by?

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Spartan army lead by Leonidas

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Persian fleet was destroyed where?

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Salamis

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Persians marched in after their fleet was destroyed and took what?

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Athens

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What did the Persian navy face in 479 B.C.?

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Another defeat from MyCale

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What happened to the Persian power?

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It declined

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What was the Dealian League?

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League of Greek city-states

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When was the Dealian League started?

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478 B.C.

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What was the site of treasury in the Dealian League?

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Delose

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Athens dominated under the leadership of whom?

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Perciles

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When was the Peloponnesian War?

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431-404 B.C.

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Who was the Peloponnesian war fought against?

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Sparta and Athens

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Athens had a stronger what?

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Navy

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Sparta had a stronger what?

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Army

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When did Pericles die?

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429 B.C.

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When was the Peace of Nicias?

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421 B.C.

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Where was Athens Navy lost?

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Syracuse

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Where were the last 8 years of the Peloponnesian War fought?

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At sea

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Who did Sparta receive help from?

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Persia

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Where were the Greek city-states?

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Asia minor

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What happened when Athens’ fleet was destroyed?

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Athens was unable to fuel its people

87
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Who did Athens have problems from?

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Delian League

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Delian League was broken up into what?

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30 tyrants

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Philip II was king of what?

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Macedon

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When did Philip II rule?

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359-336 B.C.

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Where did Philip conquer?

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Thrace

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Who opposed conquering Thrace?

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Alliance of Thebes and Athens

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What was the Big Battle Philip II fought?

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Battle of Charonea

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What did Philip II want to do in the battle of Charonea?

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Conquer Greek city-states under Persian rule

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What happened before Philip II attacked?

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He was assassinated in 336

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When did Alexander the Great rule?

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336-323 B.C.

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When did Alexander the Great take over?

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20

98
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What did Alexander the Great become?

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On of the greatest military leaders of all time

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Where did Alexander the Great put down revolts?

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Thebes and Thrace

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What was Alexander’s first greatest victory?

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Granicus (334 BC)

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What was Alexander’s second greatest victory?

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Issus (333 BC)

102
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What was Alexander’s third greatest victory?

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Guagamela (331 BC)

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Where did Alexander take an enterprise from?

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Africa and Asia

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Who did Alexander marry?

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A woman from Asia named Roxanne

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How and when did Alexander Die?

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From a fever in 323 BC

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Where did Alexander die?

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Babylon

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What happened to Alexander’s son?

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He was murdered

108
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Where did Ptolemy rule?

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Egypt

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Where did Antigous rule?

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Macedon

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Where did Selecus rule?

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Syria and Mesopotamia

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