King Philip's wife and Alexander's mother.

Alexander's goal was to defeat the Persians and to spread Egyptian culture and influence. True or False?

This person is famous for the Theory of the Forms and tutoring Aristotle.

Women philosopher, astronomer, mathematician and head of the school in Alexandria.

This city-state required all male citizens age 7-60 to serve in the military.

Alexander left this person in charge(partially) after he left Greece for Persia

This person is famous for being the head librarian of Alexandria and discovering the circumference of the earth.

This person is famous for the Socratic method of questioning and tutoring Plato.

This leader of Athens outlawed debt slavery.

This city-state was home to Alexander the Great.

She fought alongside King Philip and Alexander and taught her daughter Adea Eurydice to fight

This person is famous for tutoring Alexander and the idea of the Prime Mover.

This person studied the cosmos and is famous for creating the theory of Atomic Matter-the idea that all things are made of atoms.

This great mathematician compiled and created a great number of proofs into his book.

This city-state had to pay tribute to King Philip, but kept it's independence.

Olympia defeated Adea Eurydice and told her she needed to make a choice. What was her choice?

Ptolemy had control of this area, after Alexander the great died.

This person is famous for discovering bouncy and creating inventions like catapults and "heat rays."

This leader of Athens paid public officials to allow more people to participate in Democracy.

This wonder of the world was found in the city of Alexandria.

King Darius's daughter and Alexander's wife who gave birth to his son Alexander IV.

The names of the three Hellenistic empires that came about after Alexander's empire collapsed.

This person is famous for thinking the earth was the center of the universe and for creating longitude and latitude.

Homer wrote about this famous battle.

This city was the center of the Hellenistic Civilization in Egypt with it's library, museum, and wicked lighthouse.