7 Mod9 The Hellenistic World

The last Hellenistic ruler

heavily influenced by Greek ideas

Philosopher of Skepticism

The largest and hardest to control of the Hellenistic Kingdoms

This example of Greek influence in Alexandria is also one of the Wonders of the Ancient World:

How did the rulers make an effort to strengthen their economies?

Philip II's improvements to the phalanx included archers and war elephants

This author had a great respect for the truth, and wrote unbiased history

The philosopher of Epicureanism

Philip was able to easily defeat Greece because:

Buildings were so large because

Hellenistic means heavily influenced by Roman style

A group of Greek warriors who stood close together in a square formation

The first to propose the earth moves around the sun

Hellenistic women were allowed to get an education

people play a part in society and need to practice self-discipline & control their emotions

Which group conquered each of the Hellenistic kingdoms?

Hellenistic women could hold public office

Wrote 100 romantic comedy plays

The son of Philip II was Alexander the Great

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The son of Philip was Alexander the OK

Hellenistic women were allowed to run businesses

Why didn't Philip II conquer Persia?

Why did slave labor decrease on farms in the Hellenistic kingdoms?

This man invented a war machine to lift ships from the water

Alexander's general who became King of Egypt

The most Greek of the Hellenistic Kingdoms, also the weakest