What were the effects of Alexander the Great’s empire?

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What were the effects of Alexander the Great’s empire?

Using your notes, answer the following questions on your handout: Why was there a lack of unity among Greek city-states? Peloponnesian War 30 years of city-states fighting each other Weakened military and economy 2. Who is Philip II? Philip II: King of Macedonia Conquered Greece They wouldn’t unite this time Assassinated son Alexander Educated in Athens Using your notes, answer the following questions on your handout:

Greek Culture Persian Culture Indian Culture Egyptian Culture By conquering cities, Alexander spread Greek culture around the world… cultural diffusion! Greek Culture Persian Culture Indian Culture Egyptian Culture Alexandria- center of learning, culture, and trade.

Exit Questions What is Hellenistic Culture? Give examples of Hellenistic Culture. Math- Euclid, The Elements Science- Ptolemy, Geocentric?? Physics-Archimedes Pi, catapult, pulley, levers, water screw… Exit Questions