A) He lost a major naval battle against the Ptolemaic fleet. B) He retreated from the Peloponnese without a fight. C) He attempted to replace the Argead dynasty with his own family. D) His Gallic mercenaries plundered the royal cemetery of Aigai.
A) 251 BC B) 272 BC C) 261 BC D) 273 BC
A) Sparta B) Paeonia C) Thrace D) Epirus
A) Ptolemaic Egypt B) The Aetolian League C) The Seleucid Empire D) The Dardanian Kingdom
A) Battle of Andros B) Battle of Paxos C) Battle of Sellasia D) Battle of Cos
A) Chremonides B) Demetrius of Pharos C) Aratus of Sicyon D) Alexander of Corinth
A) 240 BC B) 246 BC C) 243 BC D) 251 BC
A) Antigonus III Doson B) Philip V of Macedon C) Demetrius II of Macedon D) Alexander of Corinth
A) Phthia of Macedon B) Olympias II C) Stratonice of Macedon D) Cleomenes III
A) Longarus B) Scerdilaidas C) Agron D) Demetrius of Pharos
A) Demetrius II and Illyrian forces defeated the Aetolian and Achaean Leagues. B) The Roman Republic defeated Philip V. C) Macedonia lost control of the Peloponnese. D) Antigonus III Doson captured the Aetolian fleet.
A) Ptolemy II Philadelphus B) Longarus of the Dardanian Kingdom C) Aratus of Sicyon D) Cleomenes III of Sparta
A) Demetrius of Pharos B) Antigonus III Doson C) Aratus of Sicyon D) Cleomenes III
A) The annexation of the Aetolian League B) The return of Corinth to Macedonian control C) The total surrender of Sparta D) Military aid against the Seleucid Empire
A) Battle of Sellasia B) Battle of Cos C) Battle of Paxos D) Battle of Lake Trasimene
A) Tuberculosis B) A naval accident C) A battlefield wound D) A rebellion in Macedon
A) The death of Antigonus III and a revolt in Corinth B) The rise of the Achaean League and a Seleucid invasion C) The loss of the Macedonian fleet and a famine in Epirus D) Dardanian incursions and the Carthaginian victory at Lake Trasimene
A) Aratus of Sicyon B) Longarus C) Scerdilaidas D) Demetrius of Pharos
A) The Aetolian League had betrayed the Ardiaean Kingdom. B) The Dardanian Kingdom had been destroyed. C) Philip V formed an alliance with Carthage. D) Philip V sent a fleet of light warships to attack Illyria.
A) They retreated from the Illyrian coast. B) They captured the Macedonian fleet in a naval engagement. C) They declared full-scale war on Macedonia. D) They sent ten heavy quinqueremes to patrol the Illyrian coasts.
A) Thirty B) Twenty-seven C) Twenty-four D) Twenty-one
A) Sarissa B) Short sword C) Composite bow D) Javelin
A) Thebes B) Athens C) Larissa D) Sparta
A) Sofia B) Plovdiv C) Skopje D) Athens
A) Athens B) Thebes C) Sparta D) Corinth
A) Strategos autokrator B) Archon of Greece C) Basileus of Asia D) King of Kings
A) Bardylis B) Sitalces C) Perdiccas II D) Arrhabaeus
A) Pydna B) Therma C) Amphipolis D) Beroea
A) Pella B) Methone C) Larissa D) Potidaea
A) The death of Brasidas B) Macedonians fled before fighting C) A shortage of provisions D) An alliance with Argos
A) Pella B) Aigai C) Larissa D) Pydna
A) Timotheus B) Conon C) Pericles D) Euripides
A) Arrhabaeus B) Bardylis C) Sirras D) Ptolemy of Aloros
A) Timotheus B) Agesilaus II C) Teleutias D) Brasidas
A) Gold B) Timber C) Copper D) Silver
A) Macédoine B) Makrós C) Makednós D) Makedónes
A) short, stout B) strong, brave C) highlanders D) tall, slim
A) the Persians B) the Romans C) the Dorians D) the Spartans
A) Dorian B) Makedónes C) makrós D) Macédoine
A) long or tall B) large or small C) high or thin D) short or wide
A) mountain dwellers B) the brave ones C) the deep ones D) highlanders
A) Middle English B) Robert S. P. Beekes C) Filip De Decker D) Herodotus
A) Herodotus B) The Romans C) The Dorians D) Filip De Decker
A) German B) Ancient Greek C) Latin D) French
A) Ancient Greek B) Early Modern English C) Modern English D) Middle English
A) Macédoine B) Makednós C) Makrós D) Makedónes
A) It relates to their mountain homes B) It identifies them as Persians C) It could mean 'tall' or 'slim' D) It references their metal working skills
A) Ptolemaic B) Antipatrid C) Argead D) Antigonid
A) Pella B) Thessalonica C) Aegae D) Amphipolis
A) Thrace B) Epirus C) Thessaly D) Illyria
A) Aristotle B) Cassander C) Philip II D) Antigonus
A) Cassander B) Alexander the Great C) Philip II D) Aristotle
A) Achaemenid Empire B) Roman Empire C) Seleucid Empire D) Ptolemaic Empire
A) Trade tariffs B) Mining operations C) Agricultural taxes D) Looting of Rome
A) Antigonid B) Argead C) Attalid D) Antipatrid
A) Nile River B) Tigris River C) Euphrates River D) Indus River
A) Perdiccas II B) Darius I C) Temenus D) Alexander the Great
A) Zeus B) Hermes C) Apollo D) Poseidon
A) The Athenian Assembly B) The Spartan Ephors C) The Delphic Oracle D) Hellanodikai
A) Philip II B) Caranus C) Amyntas I D) Perdiccas I
A) Illyrians B) Greeks C) Thracians D) Persians
A) Megabazus B) Darius I C) Xerxes I D) Mardonius
A) A full satrapy B) A sovereign independent ally C) A colonized territory governed by a Persian governor D) Vassal state
A) Thebes B) Athens C) Corinth D) Sparta
A) Xerxes I B) Artaxerxes C) Darius I D) Cyrus the Great
A) Bottiaea B) Lower Macedonia C) Upper Macedonia D) Pieria
A) Taulantii B) Spartans C) Triballi D) Pauravas
A) Glaucias B) Bardylis C) Porus D) Cleitus
A) Bessus B) Parmenion C) Callisthenes D) Alexander
A) Opis B) Ecbatana C) Bactra D) Thebes
A) Sacrificing to Zeus B) Cutting the Gordian Knot C) Proskynesis D) Polygamous marriage
A) Errington B) Parmenion C) Antipater D) Callisthenes
A) Stateira II B) Cleopatra Eurydice C) Parysatis II D) Roxana
A) Antipater B) Memnon C) Alexander D) Parmenion
A) Babylon B) Macedonia C) Egypt D) Athens
A) Siege of Piraeus B) Lamian War C) Second War of the Diadochi D) Partition of Triparadisus
A) Leonnatus B) Eumenes C) Polyperchon D) Nicanor
A) Antigonus B) Perdiccas C) Craterus D) Antipater
A) Cassander B) Alexander IV C) Philip III D) Polyperchon
A) Leonnatus B) Seleucus C) Eumenes D) Nicanor
A) Olympias executed him B) He was restored to the throne C) He was exiled to Egypt D) He escaped to Athens
A) Thessalonike B) Olympias C) Roxana D) Eurydice II
A) Epirus B) Thrace C) Corcyra D) Egypt
A) Antigonus II B) Sosthenes C) Brennus D) Ptolemy Keraunos
A) Thracian tribes B) Roman forces C) Celtic invaders D) Persian armies
A) Antigonus II B) Sosthenes C) Cassander D) Lysimachus
A) Apollonia B) Lissus C) Thessaly D) Oricus
A) Quintus Caecilius Metellus B) Titus Quinctius Flamininus C) Publius Sulpicius Galba Maximus D) Lucius Aemilius Paullus
A) Olympic Games B) Roman Senate Assembly C) Isthmian Games D) Delphi Council
A) Perseus B) Andriscus C) Demetrius D) Antiochus
A) Bargylia B) Lissus C) Pelagonia D) Apollonia
A) Nabis B) Philip V C) Perseus D) Andriscus
A) Publius Sulpicius Galba Maximus B) Quintus Caecilius Metellus Macedonicus C) Titus Quinctius Flamininus D) Lucius Aemilius Paullus
A) The royal pages B) The king C) The magistrates D) The assembly
A) Basilikoi paides B) Philoi C) Hetairoi D) Somatophylakes
A) Divided into small tribal regions B) A single centralized empire C) A collection of independent city-states D) A unified republic
A) Mardonius B) Xerxes C) Cyrus D) Darius
A) Philoi B) Hetairoi C) Basilikoi paides D) Somatophylakes
A) Employer and servant B) Comrade-in-arms C) Priest and follower D) Lord and master
A) Hetairoi B) Basilikoi paides C) Philoi D) Somatophylakes |