Chapter 4: The Hellenistic World Fall 2013. Guiding Questions  What were the legacies of Alexander’s conquests?  How was the Hellenistic World different.

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Chapter 4: The Hellenistic World Fall 2013

Guiding Questions  What were the legacies of Alexander’s conquests?  How was the Hellenistic World different than the Hellenic World?

Alexander’s Wars  King of Macedonia in 336 BCE  Attacked Persia in 334 BCE  Arrived at Indus River in 326 BCE  Died in 323 BCE

Breakup of Alexander’s Empire  Antigonus Gonatas = Antigonid Dynasty (Macedonia)  Ptolemy = Ptolemaic Dynasty (Egypt)  Seleucus = Selucid Dynasty (Persia/Middle East)  Individual Greek States

“Hellenic”  “Hellenistic”

Hellenistic Politics  Resurgence of monarchy  Rise of cities

Religion  “Mystery” cults

Philosophy  Epicureanism  Stoicism

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