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Egypt
________ had no slave class in the countryside, nor was there much domestic slavery outside Alexandria.
Philip
Demosthenes delivered a series of orations, known as the Philippics, in which he portrayed ________ as ruthless, deceitful, treacherous, and barbaric and called on the Athenians to oppose him.
Macedonia
In ________, a pattern of alliances between mothers and sons provided openings for women to take an active role in politics, especially in political intrigue.
Alexandria
________** had cults of the traditional Greek gods, Egyptian deities such as Isis and Horus, the Babylonian Astarte, and the Syrian Atargatis.
Isis
________ was also portrayed as the giver of civilization who had brought laws and letters to all humankind.
Macedonian phalanx
The ________ was supported by strong cavalry contingents that helped to break the opposing line of battle and create disorder in the enemys ranks.
Archimedes
________ was especially important for his work on the geometry of spheres and cylinders, for establishing the value of the mathematical constant pi, and for creating the science of hydrostatics.
Egypt
The Ptolemies in ________ made Alexandria an especially important cultural center.
Archimedes
________ was also a practical inventor.
The Macedonians
Unlike the Greeks, ________ were mostly rural folk and were organized in tribes, not city-states.
Demosthenes
________ delivered a series of orations, known as the Philippics, in which he portrayed Philip as ruthless, deceitful, treacherous, and barbaric and called on the Athenians to oppose him.
Antigonid Kingdom of Macedonia
The united empire that Alexander created by his conquests disintegrated after his death.
Asia Minor
Other groups of Celts later attacked ________, where Attalus I bested them in 230 B.C.
Sparta
In ________, women were allowed to own land and manage their own economic affairs.
Thracians and Syrians
Although slaves came from everywhere, ________ were the most numerous.
Hellenistic
Although the ________ kingdoms encompassed vast areas and many diverse peoples, the Greeks provided a sense of unity as a result of the diffusion of Greek culture throughout the ________ world.
Ptolemies in Egypt
The ________ made Alexandria an especially important cultural center.
Hellenistic era
The ________ witnessed a more conscious separation of science from philosophy.
Epicureanism
Among educated Greeks, the philosophies of ________ and especially Stoicism offered help. Another source of solace came in the form of mystery religions.
