Ancient Greece - created from Mind Map_1

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Trojan war

Who where the greek?

Where did the greek live?

How did the greek live?

Sparta

Boys

Girls

Athens

Daily life in Athens

Boys

Girls

Democracy

Athenian radical democracy

Social classes

Children

Religion

Where did greeks worship?

How did greek worship?

War

War at sea

Battle of Thermoplayae

Greek inscription: Go tell the Spartans passerby that her obediant to thier laws we lie

Alexander the great

He was born at Palla in Macadonia 356 BC

His teacher was a famous philosopher called Artistole

He commanded the entire of the Macedonian calvary at the age of 16

He bacame king at the age of 18

At 334 BC he became king when he was 18 when his father Philip was assassinated

His travels

He crossed Hellepoint to attack Persia with 30,000 infantry and 5,000 calvary in 334 BC

He also took with him historians poets and geographers

He defeated Daruis the Persian king in 333 BC at the battle of Issus

Alexanders armies moved southward capturing the city of Tyre at 332 BC

Egyptians conquered next. Not putting up fight because Egyptians hated Persians

Alexander built a city called Alexandria in Egypt; becoming the most famous city in the Ancient world because of library

He was also worshipped as a god by the Egyptians

Alexander captured the Persian capital city and burnt it down at 330 BC

Shortly afterwards Daruis was killed by on of his own kind

Alexander then crossed into Afganistan

He married Roxana, daughter of king Bactria, in 328 BC

Things began to go bad. His men thought he was getting arrogant. His success, and overwhelming welath and luxeries for the Persians slowly changed him

At a party he became drunk and got into an arguement and ended up throwing a javalin into his friend cletius, killing him

In 327 BC he traveled into india and fought his last great battle in the Hydaspes river in India

He defeated Porus, the indian ruler. But his soldiers refused to go any further for him

He returned to Babylon at 323 BC and developed a fever

Legacy of the greeks

Ancient Greece