A) Aristotle B) Plato C) Socrates D) Pythagoras
A) 400 BC B) 200 BC C) 336 BC D) 323 BC
A) Battle of Issus B) Battle of Thermopylae C) Battle of Marathon D) Battle of Gaugamela
A) Thebes B) Athens C) Sparta D) Persepolis
A) Thebes B) Alexandria C) Luxor D) Cairo
A) Sparta B) Pella C) Athens D) Thebes
A) Perdiccas II B) Alexander the Great C) Philip II of Macedon D) Antipater
A) Artaxerxes I B) Darius I C) Xerxes I D) Cyrus the Great
A) Alexander the Great B) Philip II of Macedon C) Perdiccas II D) Alexander I of Macedon
A) Philip II B) The Argead dynasty C) The Achaemenid Empire D) Perdiccas II
A) The Carthaginian Empire B) The Spartan Confederacy C) The Roman Republic D) The Achaemenid Empire
A) Darius III B) The diadochi, including Antipater C) Philip II D) Alexander IV
A) Philip V B) Alexander the Great C) Antigonus III Doson D) Perseus of Macedon
A) The Social War B) The First Macedonian War C) The Cretan War D) The Third Macedonian War
A) Andriscus B) Perseus of Macedon C) Philip V D) Antigonus III Doson
A) Lucius Aemilius Paullus Macedonicus B) Quintus Caecilius Metellus Macedonicus C) Gaius Marius D) Scipio Africanus
A) Temenus of Argos B) A local king in Upper Macedonia C) Heracles D) Alexander I
A) Southern Greece and Crete B) Persia and Babylon C) Upper Macedonia and lands to the west beyond the Axius river D) Asia Minor and Egypt
A) Datis B) General Megabazus C) Xerxes I D) Mardonius
A) Greek victory at Salamis B) Battle of Marathon C) Battle of Thermopylae D) Battle of Plataea
A) They were frequently at war with each other. B) There was no significant relationship. C) They had much in common, both culturally and politically. D) The Thessalians were subjugated by the Macedonians.
A) Egyptians, Assyrians, and Babylonians B) Paeonians, Thracians, and Illyrians C) Spartans, Athenians, and Corinthians D) Greeks, Romans, and Persians
A) Sitalces B) Pericles C) Cnemus D) Brasidas
A) Pydna B) Therma C) Amphipolis D) Methone
A) Gylippus B) Lysander C) Brasidas D) Cleombrotus
A) Sitalces B) Brasidas C) Pausanias D) Cleon
A) Brasidas B) Pelopidas C) Teleutias D) Cleombrotus
A) Crenides B) Potidaea C) Amphipolis D) Pydna
A) Sparta B) Athens C) Corinth D) Thebes
A) Craterus B) Antigonus Monophthalmus C) Parmenion D) Leonnatus
A) Amphipolis B) Methone C) Olynthos D) Pydna
A) Cersobleptes B) Glaucias C) Berisades D) Pleuratus I
A) Cassander B) Polyperchon C) Perdiccas D) Antipater
A) Thebes B) Athens C) Piraeus D) Corinth
A) Cassander B) Demetrius I of Macedon C) Antigonus I Monophthalmus D) Ptolemy I Soter
A) Antigonus Gonatas B) Seleucus I Nicator C) Ptolemy Keraunos D) Lysimachus
A) Lysimachus B) Ptolemy Keraunos C) Antigonus Gonatas D) Pyrrhus of Epirus
A) Ptolemaic Egypt B) Seleucid Empire C) Aetolian League D) Achaean League
A) Aratus of Sicyon B) Ptolemy II Philadelphus C) Antigonus II Gonatas D) Chremonides
A) Demetrius of Pharos B) Roman quinqueremes C) A hundred light warships D) Scerdilaidas
A) Publius Sulpicius Galba Maximus at Apollonia. B) The Roman consul Titus Quinctius Flamininus. C) Perseus of Macedon during the Third Macedonian War. D) The Achaean League after abandoning Philip V. |