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| spent 3 years in Thebes as a hostage |
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| Philip learns to love Greek culture but he grows to hate... |
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full time and professional
taught the phalanx
added snipers/slingshots |
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| changes that Philip made to the Macedonian army |
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6-7 marriages for alliances
bribing Greek leaders
instigating problems among Greeks |
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| non-military strategies Philip used to conquer Greece |
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| warns the Greeks about Philip |
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| Greek citizens want Philip as king |
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| reason Demosthenes is ignored |
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| city-states that stand up to Philip |
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| Battle where Athens and Thebes lose to Philip |
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| reason Philip doesn't conquer the Persian Empire |
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| epic poem that is influential for Alexander |
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| person who influenced Alexander to include philosophers and scientists in his army |
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| 16 of Alexander's 70 cities were called... |
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| most famous Alexandria was in... |
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| school in Alexandria, Egypt |
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| 1 of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World |
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homesickness
Alex. had become too Persian |
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| reasons Alexander's men finally turn on him |
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| the most famous Alexandria was on the _____ River |
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| easternmost boundary (river) of Alexander's Empire |
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| city where Alexander mysteriously dies |
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| Greeks would never accept Persians as equals because they were... |
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| create a united, peaceful world where Greeks, Macedonians, and Persians get along |
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| Alexander's dream was to... |
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he led by example
he fought shoulder to shoulder with his men
he never asked his men to do anything he wouldn't do
shared wealth gained from conquest |
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| Alexander was such an effective leader because... |
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| if Philip conquered the Persians there would be nothing for Alexander to do |
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| Alexander may have had his father killed because... |
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| event that first made Philip proud of Alexander |
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