Alexander the Great

Lysimachus devised a game whereby Alexander impersonated the hero___.

Aristotle prepared an edition of the___, which Alexander always kept with him.

Alexander had a___.

In October 335 Alexander prepared his___ expedition.

In 343 Philip summoned___from Lesbos to tutor Alexander.

His parents were King Philip II of Macedon and Queen___.

He ordered 80 of his Macedonian companions to marry Persian princesses.

Alexander defeated the Persians at Arbelain the Battle of___.

Alexander captured the Persian royal family and___.

He captured the Bactrian prince___.

He succeeded in forging the largest Western empire of the ancient world.

He died at the age of___.

At Memphis the Egyptian priesthood recognized him as___.

___ later seized the fortress.

Alexander ordered a royal funeral with honors for Darius.

Alexander married___, a daughter of Darius, to legitimize his sovereignty.

Alexander besieged___.

Alexander's favorite tutor was the Acarnian___.

In 332 Alexander began the of siege of Tyre. He employed___.

His empire stretched from Britain to the Himalayas.

In northern India, Alexander defeated the armies of King___.

Alexander killed all possible royal claimants to the throne.

Olympias, his mother, was the daughter of___, King of the Molossians.

His troops were___ to those of Darius.

Alexander punished the assassins of Darius according to Persian law.

In Gordium Alexander cut the famous___.

Olympias murdered the daughter of Philip and Cleopatra.

His father married Cleopatra, the daughter of his general Attalus.

Alexander reached the___.

Alexander united the Greeks.

Alexander had deep-set___ eyes.

One of Alexander's first teachers was___.

He liked women and wine.

In 331 he founded the city of___.

The empire___ at his death.

Alexander renewed the treaties with the member states included Sparta.

Alexander was born in___.

Egypt fell to Alexander___ resistance.

In Thebes he spared only the temples and the house of the poet___.

He had a mass of dark,___ hair.

Alexander the Great (356-323 B.C.) was the king of___.

Darius was assassinated by___.

On June 2 he fell ill with___, and 11 days later he died.

In every country Alexander did not respect the local customs, religions, and peoples.

In Thebes he killed the soldiers, and sold the women and children into slavery.

His father__.

To commemorate the victory over the Persiasn he sent___ to the Parthenon in Athens.