Exam 4: The Greek World Expands 400-150 B.C.E

Alexander was aided in his rule of Egypt by:

The fourth century B.C.E.in Greece witnessed a confused political terrain,with many attempting to discover a direction for the Greeks; among these was _________,who believed that the Greeks should invade and conquer Persia.

Whereas Plato conceived of politics as a means toward living the good life,Aristotle regarded politics as:

Cleopatra VII was the first Ptolemaic ruler to learn the Egyptian language.

In addition to discovering the law of specific gravity,Hippocrates is also credited for the principles of the lever,the screw,and the pulley.

Alexander instituted the ritual of proskynesis to allow his Persian subjects to more easily accept him as their new ruler.

Alexander the Great is said to have taken two books with him on his conquest of Persia; one was Homer's Iliad and the other was:

Philip II of Macedon's early success had much to do with his:

What changes took place in Greek religion during the third and second centuriesB.C.E.?

Hellenistic sculpture influenced many later sculptors such as:

The complex,busy,and cosmopolitan life of the Hellenistic world led to the popularization of:

In the fourth century B.C.E.,the Greeks of the poleis considered Macedonians to be:y

The Ptolemies of Egypt promoted themselves as heirs of Alexander by:

Compare and contrast the rule of Alexander's successors in Egypt,Seleucid Asia,and Antigonid Macedonia.

In portraying the human body,Hellenistic sculptors favored:

Greek art in the fourth century began to experiment in:

Alexander was successful in conquering much of Persia because:

In Egypt,Alexander was:

Aristotle argued that all members of Greek society ought to participate in democracy.

Hellenistic cosmopolitanism differed from Persian and Roman cosmopolitanism because it: