Across
- 2. A famous book by Plato describing his vision of an ideal government.
- 4. Plato’s ideal ruler: wise, rational, and just.
- 6. Title given to Alexander in Egypt, meaning ruler or king.
- 9. A war machine that hurls large stones or projectiles, used in sieges.
- 10. A city founded by Alexander; many cities had this name, most famously in Egypt.
- 11. The art and science of designing buildings; often used in temples and theaters in Greek culture.
- 13. A blend of Greek, Persian, and Egyptian cultures.
- 15. Greek art form involving acted-out stories; included tragedies and comedies.
Down
- 1. Teaching method using questions to encourage critical thinking.
- 3. A Greek city-state destroyed by Alexander after a rebellion.
- 5. A major Persian city conquered by Alexander in 331 B.C.
- 7. King of Macedonia who conquered Greece and planned to invade Persia.
- 8. the Great – Macedonian king who created one of the largest empires in history.
- 12. Greek mathematician known as the “father of geometry.”
- 14. A powerful kingdom north of Greece, home of Philip II and Alexander the Great.