Today in class we watched Goat Stampede on YouTube. It was much better to watch that than the battles in Alexandra. 

Emily Kennedy did her project: Alexander's conquest: 90%

Alexander was: —

* Born in Pella, capital of Macedonia

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* Alexander was educated by Aristotle

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* Son of Phillip II

Conquests: 

—* First he attacked Thessaly 

* In 335 B.C. he defeated the Thracian, up through the Danube river

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* Next he defeated and crushed the Illyrians

* Alexander declared war on Persia in 334 B.C., by defeating a Persian army near the city of

Troy. This resulted in the submission of all states in Asia Minor to him.

* Alexander then traveled Southward, where he defeated King Darius III, leader of the main

* Persian army in 333 B.C. at Issus of northeastern Syria.— 

* Next he conquered came Tyre in 332 B.C.

* Then he captured Gaza

* After that he traveled into Egypt. This gave him control over the entire eastern Mediterranean

coastline

* After that  Alexander spent about a year organizing all his lands, and preparing for his next

invasions

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* He arrived in Babylon in 323 B.C.

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* He died at the age of 33 from a fever.

* Alexander was known as one of the greatest leaders and had many, many conquest’s. 

* He will be in history books known for his leadership, strength, perseverance, & greatness. 

Rachel:

Q: What were the three orders 

A: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian 

Q: When was the first time people revolted against their leaders?

A: 508 BC

Madi: 

Q: What were the ancient Greek sculptors made of?

A: Marble, Bronze, and Limestone

Q: What were the five forms of Ancient Greek art?

A: architecture, sculpture, painting, painted pottery, and music

Greek Philosophers 

Socrates, Plato, Aristotle 

Peloponnesian War

Who, What, Where, When, Why, How

Greek Drama 

Math and Geometry in Ancient Greece

Test tomorrow