Absent, But Got Notes
I was absent today because I went to the Envirothon competition. However, Caleb sent me the test review notes that were taken in class. Here are the notes:
- Philip II: king of Macedonia, Alexander's father
- Alexander educated by Aristotle
- Macedonia in Northern Greece
- Alexander became king at 20
- Philip II assassinated by guardsmen --> Alexander became king
- Darius II: king of Persia
- after defeat --> offers peace treaty --> Alexander says no
- Alexander conquers Persia
- went to Egypt --> become pharaoh
- merged culture wherever he went
- Hydaspes War --> Greek victory
- won against elephants
- soldiers told Alexander to go home
- made Babylon Capital
- dies at 32 before he could rule at Babylon
- after he dies, empire split into 3 sections and then collapses
- hellenistic: Greek culture mixed with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian culture
- Alexander was center of economies and Nile Delta
- Euclid: high mathematician that taught geometry (still used today) in Athens
- Archimedes: Greek mathematician who computed pi father than anyone else before
- able to compute how far around the world is
- comedy: Lysistrata written by Aristophanes - women mad about men at war
- tragedy: Oedipus Rex, Sophocles - can't avoid own fate
- aristocracy: rich people rule
- Plato wrote book "apology" "allegory of the law"
- Aristotle: taught Alexander the Great, student of Plato, created lyceum (like Google)
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