Ch. 8 (Part 2) - Alexander the Great / Hellenism

Which philosophy believed that people should seek self-control over emotions through reason?

In what Greek period did Alexander the Great promote the spread of Greek culture blended with other cultures?

What did Alexander declare himself after conquering Asia minor, Egypt, and Persia? (Know each)

Which Greek was an inventor and mathematician who improved the pulley system and a screw that carries water?

What happened to Alexander's empire immediately following his death?

Which civilization eventually conquered Greece and much of Alexander's former empire?

Which Greek, called the father of geometry, worked out a system of geometry that is still used today?

Why did Alexander promote marriages between people of different lands?

What city was named after its founder and became the hub for Hellenistic culture for the next millennium?

When given water in the desert, why did Alexander pour it on the ground and why were his troops so happy about it?

Which pair of landmarks made Alexandria a center of learning and trade in the ancient world?

How did Alexander the Great die?

Which fragment of Alexander's empire was in control of Israel during the Maccabean Revolt?

Which fragment of Alexander's empire was in control of Egypt and would be the dynasty that Cleopatra ruled?

Which philosophy stated that the purpose of life is to look for happiness and peace by avoiding pain?

Alexander's empire allowed for greater what due to its far-reaching influence?

Which books of the Bible were influenced by Hellenism?

What Macedonian king conquered Persia, Egypt, and west India and created the largest empire up to that time?

What Macedonian king united Greece but was murdered before he could invade Persia?

Which Greek scientist at the Library of Alexandria figured out the Earth is round and calculated its circumference?