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| Person held by an enemy until certain promises are made |
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| Foot soldier formation (16 men by 16 men) |
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A) King of Macedon in 338 BC
B) Father of Alexander the Great
C) Brilliant military leader |
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A) Became king at age 20 after father died
B) Tutored by Aristotle
C) Extended empire from Macedon to Northern India |
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| 16 cities renamed by Alexander the Great after he conquered them |
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| 400 foot tall lighthouse now considered to be one of the wonders of the world |
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| Greek word for barbarians |
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| WHAT HAPPENED TO ALEXANDER'S EMPIRE AFTER HIS DEATH? |
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| His 3 top generals divided it among themselves |
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| General who took over Persia |
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| General who took over Macedon |
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| General who took over Egypt |
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| Places were goods are made |
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| Leave one place to settle somewhere else |
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