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1 Alexander the Great 356 B.C – 323 B.C.

2 Macedonia Under Philip II

3 Philip II – Father of Alexander the Great
United all of Greece under the control of Macedonia Assassinated in front of Alexander the Great Hired Aristotle to tutor Alexander the Great

4 Alexander the Great

5 Alexander the Great in Persia

6 Alexander Emperor of all Greece/Persia

7 As Alexander conquered, he built Greek-like cities – below are pictures of ruins of Alexander’s cities

8 Alexander the Great’s Legacy
Spread of Greek Culture Conquered and controlled the Persian Empire creating one of the biggest empires in history Alexander spread Greek culture by building many Greek-like city states throughout Asia

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10 Alexander the Great’s Legacy
Legacy – The Age of Hellenism Hellenism a Greek dominated blending of Western and Eastern Civilizations inspiring achievements in philosophy, science, mathematics, and the arts.

11 Alexander’s Empire After the Death of Alexander
Five top Generals of Alexander’s Armies divide the empire and become emperors Ptolemy – Ptolemaic Dynasty in Egypt Seleucus – Seleucid Empire in Persia Cassander – Northern/Eastern Greece Lysimachus – Southern Greece Antigonus – Western Greece

12 The Breakup of Alexander’s Empire


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