Aristotle's Influence on Alexander the Great

The video explores the unique relationship between Alexander the Great and Aristotle, highlighting how Aristotle's teachings shaped Alexander's worldview, leadership, and conquests. Despite their strong bond, ideological differences and Alexander's ambitions eventually strained their relationship. The video concludes with the end of their connection and their lasting legacies.

What was the birthplace of Aristotle?

• Stagira, Greece

• Sparta, Greece

• Athens, Greece

• Pella, Macedonia

At what age did Alexander become a student of Aristotle?

• 13

• 10

• 18

• 15

Which of the following subjects was NOT part of Alexander's education under Aristotle?

• Philosophy

• Science

• Politics

• Military Tactics

What was one of the key philosophical teachings of Aristotle that influenced Alexander?

• The value of isolationism

• The importance of wealth

• The necessity of war

• The pursuit of virtue and excellence

How did Aristotle's teachings influence Alexander's approach to cultural integration?

• By dismissing other cultures

• By promoting Greek superiority

• By encouraging cultural synthesis

• By advocating for cultural isolation

What was a major cause of the strain in the relationship between Aristotle and Alexander?

• Aristotle's lack of support for Alexander's conquests

• Aristotle's political ambitions

• Alexander's refusal to study

• Ideological differences on cultural integration

Which historian noted the impact of Aristotle's teachings on Alexander's scientific knowledge?

• NG L Hammond

• Robin Lane Fox

• Thucydides

• Herodotus

What was a significant factor in the deterioration of Aristotle and Alexander's relationship?

• Alexander's focus on military campaigns

• Aristotle's health issues

• Aristotle's return to Athens

• Alexander's marriage

What happened to Aristotle after Alexander's death?

• He became a ruler

• He faced political hostility in Athens

• He retired peacefully

• He joined Alexander's successors

In what year did Alexander the Great die?

• 325 BCE

• 324 BCE

• 323 BCE

• 322 BCE