Ch. 30 Ch. 30 Alexander the Alexander the

GreatGreat

30.2 What happened to the Greek 30.2 What happened to the Greek city-states as a result of the city-states as a result of the

Peloponnesian War?Peloponnesian War?

Greek city states Greek city states were divided and were divided and weakweak

King Philip II King Philip II conquered most of conquered most of mainland Greecemainland Greece

30.230.2

King Phillip diedKing Phillip died•His son, Alexander, became king.

30.430.41.1. Aristotle Aristotle taught him taught him public public speaking, speaking, science, science, philosophy, philosophy, and a love of and a love of Greek cultureGreek culture

2. 2. A common A common

enemy would enemy would unite the unite the Greeks.Greeks.

Increase his Increase his wealthwealth

Carry out his Carry out his father’s plansfather’s plans

Alexander’s Greek EducationAlexander’s Greek Education

SocratesSocrates AristotleAristotle

Alexander’s Greek EducationAlexander’s Greek Education

SocratesSocrates PlatoPlato AristotleAristotle Alexander the Alexander the GreatGreat

Homework:Homework: Processing 30 due Thurs.Processing 30 due Thurs. Rome Map & Wkst due Thurs.Rome Map & Wkst due Thurs.

– Fully color mapFully color map

Good morning!Open to ISN 110-111.

Pile ISNs at the front of your table.

Alexander & BucephalusAlexander & Bucephalus

30.6 Ways Alexander spread Greek 30.6 Ways Alexander spread Greek ideas to unite peopleideas to unite people

Established cities Established cities like Greek cities like Greek cities (marketplaces, (marketplaces, temples, theaters)temples, theaters)

Greeks brought Greeks brought laws, art, literaturelaws, art, literature

Soldiers and gov’t Soldiers and gov’t officials spoke only officials spoke only GreekGreek

30.7 Ways Alexander used 30.7 Ways Alexander used religion to be acceptedreligion to be accepted

Respected Respected their religion their religion

Honored their Honored their godsgods

Encouraged Encouraged idea that he idea that he was a godwas a god

30.8 Foreign ideas and customs 30.8 Foreign ideas and customs Alexander adoptedAlexander adopted

Persian style of gov’tPersian style of gov’t Persian clothesPersian clothes Received guests as Received guests as

Persian kings didPersian kings did Visitors greeted him in Visitors greeted him in

the Persian mannerthe Persian manner Married a Persian Married a Persian

womanwoman

Hellenistic CultureHellenistic Culture HellasHellas – Greek name – Greek name

for Greecefor Greece Blend of Greek, Blend of Greek,

Persian, Egyptian, and Persian, Egyptian, and Indian styles and Indian styles and customscustoms

Spread throughout Spread throughout empireempire