Exam 5: The Hellenistic Age: Cultural Diffusion
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-Locate and clearly mark the following: Alexander's home country, the furthest point Alexander reached in his campaigns, and the center of the empire he conquered.
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Who studied in Alexandria, was a mathematician, established the science of hydrostatics, and created many ingenious inventions but dismissed his practical inventions as unimportant?
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-Logos
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-Draw in Alexander's empire at its height.Clearly mark the locations of Greece, Egypt, and Mesopotamia.Also mark the locations of present-day Iraq, Israel, and Afghanistan.
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-If you were to choose one Hellenistic philosophy to guide your life, which one would you choose? Explain the reasons for your choice.
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-Explain the chief characteristics of the Hellenistic societies, paying attention to their economies, social systems and everyday life, political systems, and the intellectual/religious spheres.
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Most Hellenistic philosophies exhibited all of the following tendencies except a/an
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According to the author, which feature(s) of the Hellenistic Age most facilitated the rise of Christianity?
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-Explain Epicureanism and its place in the history of Greek philosophy.
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Which of the following was not true of the changing mentality of the Hellenistic Age?
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-oikoumene
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Who, among the scientists of Antiquity, anticipated the ideas of Copernicus, the founder of the Scientific Revolution?
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-Mark the sites of three of the following: Alexandria, Rhodes, Athens, and Alexandria Eschata.
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Which of the following statements about the cities founded by the Seleucids is least valid? They were
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Among the scientific work of the Greeks during the Hellenistic Age, one may find
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