Alexander the Great

Quiz Content

not completed
. When Alexander arrived at the oracle of Zeus-Ammon in Egypt, by what name did the chief priest greet him?

not completed
. Who finally killed Darius III in 330 BC?

not completed
. The crossing of the arid desert wastes of ______ cost Alexander thousands of lives.

not completed
. Which of the following, in the aftermath of the Battle of the Granicus, was entrusted by Alexander with the administration of Caria?

not completed
. It was ______ who preserved Alexander's succession by quickly presenting him to the army for acclamation as king after the assassination of Philip.

not completed
. How did Alexander treat the captured family members of Darius III?

not completed
. Which of the following did Alexander consider to be his legendary ancestors?

not completed
. The first city Alexander founded on his Persian campaign was ______.

not completed
. Which of the following was not, by 327 BC, a cause of unrest among Alexander's Macedonian followers?

not completed
. Which of the following was not part of the grand celebration of Alexander's conquest of India in 324 BC?

not completed
. After the Battle of the Granicus River, Alexander sent 300 suits of Persian armor to Athens, with the inscription "From Alexander, the son of Philip, and the Greeks, except the ______."

not completed
. Who emerged as Alexander's chief adversary in India, though he later became an ally?

not completed
. The Athenian courtesan ______ is rumored to have been responsible for encouraging Alexander to burn Persepolis to the ground.

not completed
. What tribe was Alexander's main target in his early campaign against the Illyrians and Thracians?

not completed
. What is the name of the modern village, once the Macedonian capital of Aegae, where Macedonian royal tombs were discovered in 1977?

not completed
. When Alexander entered India, he believed that he was approaching the end of the inhabited world.

not completed
. Alexander sent Darius III's body back to Persia, where it was buried with royal honors.

not completed
. Parmenion saved Alexander from certain death by cutting off the arm of a Persian warrior who was about to kill Alexander.

not completed
. The cities "liberated" by Alexander in Asia Minor no longer paid tribute to the Persians, but found themselves now required to make contributions to the Macedonians.

not completed
. The Macedonian presence in India disappeared a little more than a decade after Alexander's death.

Back to top