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| This country easily defeated the Greek city-states in the 300s BC (p.273) |
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| ruler of Macedonia who was murdered in 336 BC, after which control of Greece passed on to his 20-year-old son, Alexander (p.273) |
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| Macedonian king and one of history's greatest conquerors who ruled Greece and built a massive empire prior to his death at age 33 (p.274) |
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| In a short time, this grew to include Greece, Persia, Egypt, and part of India (pp.274-275) |
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| After Alexander's death, they divided up his empire among them (p.276) |
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