People ruling themselves

Kings

Court juries

Voting

American theatres (themes of tragedy and comedy)

Government buildings (columns)

History books (wrote the first history books)

American religion (Greek mythology)

FALSE

TRUE

Increase trade along the silk road

The conquests of Alexander the Great

The rise of the Roman republic

The isolation of Greek city-states

Alexander left family members at each one.

Established and spread Persian culture

Established and spread Hellenism

Alexander won a battle at each one,

The Peloponnesian War led to the Greco-Persian War, which led to Philip II of Macedonia (Alexander's father) conquering Greece, which led to Alexander becoming king of Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and Persia.

Alexander became king of Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and Persia, which led to his father, Philip II of Macedonia, conquering Sparta. Then, the Peloponnesian War led to the Greco-Persian War.

The Greco-Persian Wars led to the Peloponnesian War, which devastated and divided Greek city-states. Philip II of Macedonia (Alexander's father) conquered Greece, which led to Alexander becoming king of Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and Persia.

TRUE

FALSE