Exam 4: The Greek World Expands, 400-150

By the fourth century b.c.e. ,Greek plays:

Alexander's greatest city was Persepolis,which was founded in Persia.

Aristotle argued that good conduct is virtuous conduct and that virtue resides in aiming to:

The longest-lived of the Hellenistic empires was the Ptolemies of:

The most important pastoral poet of the Hellenistic age was:

Galen supported the Hippocratic belief that health occurred when a _________.His work ensured that this theory influenced medical belief until the nineteenth century b.c.e.

Philip II secured the support of many neighboring kingdoms through:

In the fourth century b.c.e. ,the Greeks of the poleis considered Macedonians to be:

In what ways did Alexander's city building help create an empire?

After defeating Darius's armies,Alexander moved his capital to the Persian city of Persepolis.

The _________ believed that the cosmos is an ordered whole in which all contradictions are resolved for ultimate good.

Why didn't Sparta benefit more from its victory in the Peloponnesian War?

Although he died in _________,Alexander was buried at ________.

According to Plato,the most enlightened rulers were known as:

What similarities did Stoicism and Epicureanism share?

The leading political figure urging Greek resistance to Macedonian expansionism under Philip II was:

In India,Alexander's exhausted troops refused to go any further.