History, Chapter 9
satraps
Governors of Persian provinces
Alexander the Great
Philips son was a strong leader and immediately went to end revolt in Thebes, and built an empire and became one of the greatest conquerers ever
Hippocrates
greatest Greek doctor wanted to figure out what caused diseases so he could better treat them but is known today for his ideas for how doctors should act today
Aristotle
greatest Greek thinker and Plato was his student. he taught that people should live lives in moderation, or balanced people should not be greedy, but they should not be giving everything they own.
he got sick
how did Alexander die
they both want to conquer Greece
how was Xerxes similar to Darius
farmers and grew food for the wealthy
in Athens, what did most of the boys from poor families become
Euclid
interested in geometry, the study of lines, angles and shapes
Xerxes I
ten years after the battle of Marathon, tried to conquer Greece again. 480 BC, the Persian army got out of Greece
Deliah
the Athenian domination of which League caused Sparta to declare war on Athens
Persian Wars
the invasion began a series of wars between Persia and Greece in the 400's BC
Hellenistic
the spread of this culture brought Greek customs to new parts of the world
using the human mind to think and understand
What did Greek philosophers believe was more important than anything
Parthenon
a building constructed in Athens in the 400s BC
Sophocles
a famous Greek playwright
phalanx
a group of warriors who stood close together in a square
Zoroastrian
a religion based on the battle between good and evil
Plato
a student of Socrates. he created a school, the academy, which students, philosophers and scientists could come to discuss ideas. he wrote the Republic
cavalry
a unit of soldiers who ride horses
Cyrus the Great
a very successful emperor. He let people keep their own customs, and didn't mistreat people. allowed babylonians to keep worshiping their own gods.
Peloponnesian War
a war between Athens and Sparta that threatened to fear all of Greece apart
alliance
an agreement to work together
reason
clear and ordered thinking
Philip II
350 BC became king of Macedonia. first year of his role, fought off invaders. after launched invasions of his own
Socrates
Believed people should never stop thinking. was a teacher and a thinker. taught by asking questions. he was also arrested and sentenced to death because of his teachings.
strong and well organized
what describes the Persian army
warfare and battle
what did the ancient Greeks value most
his exhausted troops refused to fight anymore
what happened after Alexander and his army crossed the Indus River in India
the troops were too tired to fight
what happened after troops crossed the Indus River
his empire was divided into three kingdoms
what happened to Alexander's empire when he died
he didn't unite to fight
what made it easy for Philip to conquer Greece
Egypt
what place did Alexander conquer without fighting
Greek cities thought Athens was getting too strong
what started the Peloponnesian War
tall columns
what surrounded Greek temples
Cyrus' son died in a rebellion in Persia
what took place before Darius ruled Persia
making Persia's empire strong
what was Darius most interested in doing
Rome
what was not part of Alexander's kingdom
preparing for battle
what was the most important aspect of life in Sparta
the creation roads
what was the one improvement that Darius made to the Persian Empire
Philip was Alexander's father
what was the relationship between Philip and Alexander
Sparta was the most powerful city
what was the result of the Peloponnesian War
Solamis battle and Platea battle
which two battles showed Greece's power and cleverness
so he could show his pride and glory
why did Darius fill his palace with bling
the Greeks aided a rebellion against Persia
why did Darius get angry at the Greeks
they strong shaped Western society
why were the Greek achievements so important
they were considered other explanations than Gods
why were the Greek philosophers so important
Darius I
within four years claimed the throne and killed all of his rivals for power. restored order in Persia. improved society and expanded the society.