Alexander inherited a drilled Macedonian army and a Greece already beaten at Chaeronea. Who built that base for him?

Which weapon gave Philip II’s Macedonian phalanx its unusually long reach?

After Chaeronea, Philip organized many Greek city-states under Macedonian leadership for a planned war against Persia. What was this alliance?

Which battle in 334 BCE was Alexander’s first major victory against Persian forces in Asia Minor?

At which 333 BCE battle did Alexander defeat Darius III and capture members of the Persian royal family?

Alexander used a causeway and siege engines to take an island city on the Phoenician coast in 332 BCE. Which city was it?

Alexander defeated Darius III for the final time in 331 BCE on a plain in northern Mesopotamia. Which battle was this?

Which battle in 326 BCE was Alexander’s major victory over King Porus in the Punjab?

Use the campaign route map. Which region did Alexander’s army reach last?

Use the early campaign map. After leaving Macedon and crossing the Hellespont strait, which region did the army enter first?

Use the route map. Which region was the southward detour before Alexander turned back northeast toward Mesopotamia?

Use the empire extent map. Which region lies inside the southwestern edge of Alexander’s empire?

Use the empire extent map. Which region is closest to the farthest eastern boundary?

Use the successor kingdoms map. Which region is matched with the Ptolemaic label?

Use the successor kingdoms map. Which region is matched with the Seleucid label?

Use the successor kingdoms map. Which region is closest to the Antigonid label?

Alexander died at Babylon in 323 BCE without a stable adult heir ready to rule. What happened to his empire?

What term names the successor-generals who fought for control of Alexander’s empire?

Which pairing correctly matches a major Hellenistic dynasty with its main region?

Which statement best describes Hellenistic culture after Alexander?

Which feature helped Alexandria become a major Hellenistic center of learning?

Which achievement is associated with Eratosthenes in Hellenistic Alexandria?

Euclid of Alexandria is best known for organizing geometry in which work?

What role did Koine Greek play in the Hellenistic world?

The Ptolemies promoted the god Serapis in Alexandria. Why is Serapis a good example of Hellenistic blending?