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Chapter 10 Section 3 Alexander the Great

Who was Phillip II

A sculpture of Phillip and his personal armor This is his armor of King Phillip II found in his tomb.

What is the Phalanx and how was it used in battle ?

Who was Alexander the Great?

Alexander’s Army

How did Alexander’s promotion of Greek ways influence cultures through out the world? Alexander’s library In Alexandria, Egypt

Alexander’s contributions Alexandria’s harbor today The ancient lighthouse in the harbor

What does the Hellenistic Age mean?

What was Hellenistic Macedonia like ?

What was Hellenistic Syria like?

How did the Hellenistic Era influence Egypt? Inside the library at Alexandria

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