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7203 Cities and Kingdoms in Alexander's Empire 

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7203 Cities and Kingdoms in Alexander's Empire 

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As Alexander the Great spread his empire (the Hellenistic empire) from 

Macedon and Greece over a large swath of southwestern Asia and northern 

Africa, he established a number of kingdoms that became subjects of the 

empire. One of the major developments of these new kingdoms was the 

resurgence of monarchy, which had many repercussions. For most Greeks, 

monarchs were something out of the heroic past, something found in Homer's 

mythical epic the Iliad but not in daily life. Furthermore, most Hellenistic 

kingdoms embraced numerous different peoples who had little in common. 

Hellenistic kings thus needed a new political concept to unite them. One 

solution was the creation of a ruler cult that linked the king's authority with that 

of the gods. Thus, royal power had divine approval and was meant to create a 

political and religious bond between the kings and their subjects. These deified 

kings were not considered gods as mighty as Zeus or Apollo, and the new ruler 

cults probably made little religious impact on those ruled. Nonetheless, the 

ruler cult was an easily understandable symbol of unity within the kingdom. 
 

Hellenistic                / ˌhelɪˈnɪstɪk /                dj.希腊风格的;希腊文化的

Macedon                 n.马其顿王国(古代巴尔干半岛中部一奴隶制国家

Greece                    / ɡriːs /                希腊(欧洲南部国家)

a large swath of        一大片

swath                     / swɑːθ /                n.细长的列;收割的刈痕;收割的宽度

kindom                  / ˈkɪŋdəm /             n.王国;自然三界之一;(神统治的)天国;管辖范围,领域;界(生物的五大类别之一)

resurgence of monarchy                君主制的复兴

resurgence            / rɪˈsɜːrdʒəns /          n.复兴,复苏,再次兴起

repercussions        / ˌriːpərˈkʌʃ(ə)n /        n.(某事所产生的)持续不良影响;<古>弹回,反冲;<古>回响,回声

monarchy                / ˈmɑːnərki /              n.君主国;君主政体,君主制;皇室,王族

monarch                 / ˈmɑːnərk /                n.君主,女王;黑脉金斑蝶;王鹟

monarchs                n.君主(monarch 的复数)

heroic                       / həˈroʊɪk /                adj.英雄的,英勇的;矢志不渝的,艰苦卓绝的;巨大的;男主角的;(雕像)大于真人(或实物)但不及其两倍大的

                                                              n.勇敢果断的行为;哗众取宠的愚蠢行为;英雄诗体

epic                        / ˈepɪk /                  n.(讲述英雄冒险经历的)叙事诗,史诗;史诗般的书籍(或电影等);壮举,惊人之举;<非正式>特别耗时费力的事(或活动)

                                                             adj.史诗般的;漫长而艰难的;宏大的,壮丽的

lliad

例句:For most Greeks, monarchs were something out of the heroic past, something found in Homer's mythical epic the lliad but not in daily life. 对大多数希腊人来说,君主是英雄过去的产物,是荷马神话史诗《伊利亚特》中出现的东西,但在日常生活中却找不到。

ruler cut                         统治者削减  

divine                            / dɪˈvaɪn /        adj.神的,天赐的;绝妙的,极令人愉快的

                                  v.(凭直觉)猜测,推测;占卜,预测;(通过探矿术)发现(水源)

                                                      n.<旧>牧师,神学家;天意,上帝(the Divine)        

approval                      / əˈpruːv(ə)l /        n.称许,赞成;批准,许可

subjects                     / ˈsʌbdʒekts /        n.学科;科目;主题;被试者(subject 的复数)

                                                        v.使服从;使经受;提交(subject 的第三人称单数)

deified                       / ˈdeɪɪfaɪd; ˈdiːɪfaɪd /        v.把(某人)奉若神明;崇拜(deify 的过去式及过去分词)

deify                          vt.把……奉若神明;把……神化;崇拜

Zeus                           / zjuːs /         n.宙斯(希腊神话中的天神,万神之王);(德、美、印、俄、加、意、伊朗)宙斯(人名)        
Apollo                        / əˈpɑːloʊ /        n.阿波罗(古希腊神话中的光明之神、文艺之神,古罗马神话中的太阳神);(美、意、菲、肯、巴西、英、印)阿波罗(人名);(apollo)美男子

understandable        / ˌʌndərˈstændəb(ə)l /        adj.可以理解的;可以了解的

unity        n.团结,统一;整体性,统一性;三一律(指戏剧在时间、地点和情节三点上的统一性);统一体;(数目或数字)一


Hellenistic  adj.希腊风格的;希腊文化的

Greece 希腊国家
kindom 王国

 


快速总结段落大意:

亚历山大建立了许多的,最主要的发展是新的kingdoms监督政权,有许多的repercussions。大多数Hellenistic kindoms包含了很多不一样的人,所以需要一个新的政治概念去联合起来。一个解决方法是:ruler cult,把国王的权威和神灵联系起来,也是一个联合体的象征。


P1 段落大意:亚历山大建立了许多的过往,这些新的国家,最主要的发展是君主制复兴,有许多的持续不良影响repercussions。大多数希腊国王包含了很多不一样的人,所以需要一个新的政治概念去联合起来。一个解决方法是:统治者削减ruler cult,把国王的权威和神灵联系起来,也是一个联合体的象征。

The Monarchy also included royal women, who began to play an active part in 

political and diplomatic life. Some of them did so in their own right, others in 

collaboration with their husbands. For the most part, they served as examples 

that women too were capable of shouldering vast responsibilities and 

performing them successfully. Although Alexander's generals created huge 

kingdoms, the concept of monarchy, even when combined with the ruler cult, 

never replaced the ideal of the polis (the ancient Greek city-state). 

royal                        / ˈrɔɪəl /        adj.国王的,女王的,王室的;(用于机构或组织名称)皇家的 ;盛大的,隆重的;<非正式>(用于强调某人或某物极度糟糕)极其的,极度的

loyal                       / ˈlɔɪəl /         adj.忠诚的,忠贞的

                                n.<非正式>王室成员;(鸣钟术)敲奉十口钟的变换响


P2 段落大意:君主政体也包含了王室的女性,积极参与政治和外交生活。其中一些女性在自己权利下做的非常出色,其他女性与丈夫联系起来。她们作为榜样,女性也可以承担责任并且表现出色。亚历山大从未取代ancient greek city-state.

Consequently, the monarchies never won the deep emotional loyalty that 

Greeks had once felt for the polis. Hellenistic kings needed large numbers of 

Greeks to run their kingdoms. Otherwise royal business would grind to a halt

and the conquerors would soon be swallowed up by the far more numerous 

conquered population. Obviously, then, the kings had to encourage Greeks to 

immigrate and build new homes. The Hellenistic kings thus confronted the 

problem of making life in the new monarchies resemble the traditional Greek 

way of life. Since Greek civilization was urban, the kings continued Alexander's 

policy of establishing cities throughout their kingdoms in order to entice Greeks 

to immigrate. Yet the creation of these cities posed a serious political problem 

that the Hellenistic kings failed to solve. 

grind                       / ɡraɪnd /        v.磨碎,碾碎;使锋利;用力挤压;摩擦(发出刺耳声);<非正式>(跳舞者)扭摆臀部;摇动(碾磨机等机器的)手柄操作;用绞肉机绞(肉);(机器或车辆伴有噪音地)缓慢运转,费力移动

                              n.苦差事;摩擦(声),碾磨(声);<美,非正式>埋头苦读的学生;磨制级别; <爱尔兰>小型教学班;<非正式>(舞蹈中的)扭臀动作

halt                        v.(使)停止行进;阻止,中断;(口令)立定;跛行;(尤指逻辑或诗韵)有缺陷;踌躇,犹豫

                               n.停止,中止;停摆;<英>乡间小火车站(只有站台);跛,瘸; 跛,瘸;(口令)立定        adj.跛的,瘸的

conqueror                / ˈkɑːŋkərər /        n.征服者,胜利者

复数 conqueror

swallow up                淹没;吞下去;耗尽

conquered                征服

entice                        / ɪnˈtaɪs /                v.诱使,引诱


翻译:

Otherwise royal business would grind to a halt,   and the conquerors would soon be swallowed up by the far more numerous  conquered population. 

否则,王室事务就会陷入中断,征服者很快就会被数量更多的被征服的人口吞没。


P3 段落大意:hellenistic希腊国王需要许多的希腊人才能使国家运行起来,鼓励希腊人建造新家,面临问题:新的政权和传统希腊人民的生活方式很像。hellenistic希腊国王没有解决严重的政治问题。

To the Greeks, civilized life was unthinkable without the polis, which was far 

more than a mere city. The Greek polis was by definition sovereign-an 

independent, autonomous state run by its citizens, free of any outside power or 

restraint. Hellenistic kings, however, refused to grant sovereignty to their cities. 

In effect, these kings willingly built cities but refused to build a polis

unthinkable                adj. 不能想象的;过分的

mere                            adj.仅仅,只不过;只凭……就足以

                                     n.<旧>小湖,池塘;(尤指毛利人用绿岩制的武器)石棒

sovereign                    / ˈsɑːvrɪn /        n.君主,元首;金镑(旧时英国金币,面值一英镑);独立国

                                     adj.(国家)有主权的,完全独立的;掌握全部权力的,有至高无上的权力的;首要的;非常好的,非常有效的;不折不扣的

restraint                        n.克制,抑制;控制,限制;管制措施,制约因素;<正式>(武力)阻止,制止;座椅安全带,安全装置;(尤指艺术表达中的)低调处理

sovereignty                / ˈsɑːvrənti /        n.主权,最高统治权,最高权威;独立自主;主权国家,自治州        

polis                          n.(古希腊)城邦;警察(同police)

                                   n.(Polis)(美、希)波利斯(人名)


P4 段落大意:对于希腊人来说,文明的生活没有城邦polis是难以想象的,自治州完全由人民掌管,没有任何外部的力量或者限制。然而,hellenistic kings拒绝把追权下放给他的城市。事实上,这些国王愿意建造城市,但是不愿意建造城邦。

Hellenistic monarchs gave their cities all the external trappings of a polis. Each 

had an assembly of citizens, a council to prepare legislation, and a board of 

magistrates to conduct the city's political business. Yet, however similar to the 

Greek polis that appeared, these cities could not engage in diplomatic 

dealings, make treaties, pursue their own foreign policy, or wage their own 

wars. None could govern its own affairs without interference from the king, who, 

even if he stood in the background, was the real sovereign. In the eyes of the 

king, the cities were important parts of the kingdom, but the welfare of the 

whole kingdom came first. The cities had to follow royal orders, and the king 

often placed his own officials in the cities to see that his decrees were followed. 

trapping                v.(使)陷入困境;被卡住;收集;把……逼进;设陷阱捕捉(动物);(使)陷入圈套;停(球);给(马)戴马饰;储存(气体、水等)(trap 的现在分词)

                                n.(装饰性的)马衣

trappings                n.服饰,礼服;外部标志;马饰

assembly                n.议会,代表大会;集会,集会者;装配,组装;(计算机)汇编

wage                      n.工资,报酬;(经济)工资总额;(喻)报应  

                                v.进行,发动(战争,运动)

welfare                   n.幸福,安康;福利救济,社会福利;(给失业者和穷人的)福利救济金        adj.福利的;接受社会救济的

decree                    n.法令,政令;裁定,判决        v.裁定,判决,颁布

decrees                ​​​​​​​  n.[法]法令;判决(decree 的复数形式);赦令

                                v.颁布;判决(decree 的三单形式);命令


assembly  n.装配,组装

trappings   n.服饰,礼服;外部标志;马饰

翻译:

and the king   often placed his own officials in the cities to see that his decrees were followed.国王经常在城市里安排自己的官员,以确保他的法令得到执行。


P5 段落大意:看起来和希腊城邦很像,但是hellenistic的城市并没有涉及外交事务、缔结条约、奉行自己的外交政策、发动他们自己的战争;必须经过国王的只是才可以管理他们自己的事务。国王认为国家整体的welfare才是第一位,城市只是部分,需要跟随国王统治。

A new Hellenistic city differed from a Greek polis in other ways as well. The 

Greek polis enjoyed political and social unity even though it was normally 

composed of citizens, non-citizens, and resident aliens. The polis had one 

body of law and one set of customs. In the Hellenistic city Greeks represented 

an elite citizen class. Natives and non-Greek foreigners who lived in Hellenistic 

cities usually possessed lesser rights than Greeks and often had their own 

laws. In some instances, this disparity spurred natives to assimilate Greek 

culture in order to rise politically and socially. The Hellenistic city was not 

homogeneous and could not spark the intensity of feeling that marked the 

polis. 

one body of                一部

one set of customs     一套习俗            

​​​​​​​disparity                        / dɪˈspærəti /                n.明显差异

spurred                        adj.装有马刺的;有花距的        v.鞭策;教唆(spur 的过去分词)

spur                              n.一时冲动之下,心血来潮;刺激,激励;山嘴,尖坡;(公路或铁路的)支线,岔线;马刺,靴刺

                                     v.激励,鼓励;促进,加速,刺激(某事发生);用马刺策(马)前进;紧贴主干剪短(副梢)

assimilate                   v. 融入,(使)同化;吸收,理解;使相似,成为相似

spark                          n.导火线,诱因;火花,火星;电火花;一丝,略微;生气,活力,才华;愤怒的情感,激烈的情绪;<非正式>军队中对无线电报务员(或电工)的昵称(Sparks);生龙活虎的小伙子;(内燃机里火花塞的)放电

        v.引发,触发;产生火花(电火花);点燃;增加趣味(或活力、风味等);求婚

intensity                   n.强烈,剧烈;(光、声音等的)强度


翻译:

The Hellenistic city was not   homogeneous and could not spark the intensity of feeling that marked the   polis.

希腊化的城市不是同质的,不能激发出城邦那种强烈的情感。


​​​​​​​P5 段落大意:新的hellenistic城市和希腊城邦在其他方式也有所不同。Greek享有政治和社会统一体,城邦有一部法律和一套习俗,Hellenistic城市,不同的人地位不同、权利不同、法律不同。


题目

Paragraph 1 

As Alexander the Great spread his empire (the Hellenistic empire) from 

Macedon and Greece over a large swath of southwestern Asia and northern 

Africa, he established a number of kingdoms that became subjects of the 

empire. One of the major developments of these new kingdoms was the 

resurgence of monarchy, which had many repercussions. For most Greeks, 

monarchs were something out of the heroic past, something found in Homer's 

mythical epic the Iliad but not in daily life. Furthermore, most Hellenistic 

kingdoms embraced numerous different peoples who had little in common. 

Hellenistic kings thus needed a new political concept to unite them. One 

solution was the creation of a ruler cult that linked the king's authority with that 

of the gods.【A】Thus, royal power had divine approval and was meant to create a 

political and religious bond between the kings and their subjects. These deified 

kings were not considered gods as mighty as Zeus or Apollo, and the new ruler 

cults probably made little religious impact on those ruled【1B错误】. Nonetheless, the 

ruler cult was an easily understandable symbol of unity within the kingdom. 【C】

1. According to paragraph 1, all of the following are true of the ruler cult EXCEPT: 

A. It was based on an idea of monarchy that Greeks associated with their mythic past. 

B. It caused a fundamental change in the way people thought about and related to the gods. 

C. It symbolized unity and connection among a diverse group of people. 

D. It was meant to inspire loyalty to and faith in a new system of government. 

*问题 1*

A ✅

B ❌ 黄色高亮部分,(这些被神化的国王不被认为是像宙斯或阿波罗那样强大的神,新的ruler cults可能对ruled被统治者们的宗教影响不大)made little impact 

a fundamental change 根本性的改变

C ✅

D inspire loyalty to and faith❓

选B 

Paragraph 2 

Monarchy also included royal women, who began to play an active part in 

political and diplomatic life. Some of them did so in their own right, others in 

collaboration with their husbands. For the most part they served as examples 

that women too were capable of shouldering vast responsibilities and 

performing them successfully. Although Alexander's generals created huge 

kingdoms, the concept of monarchy, even when combined with the ruler cult, 

never replaced the ideal of the polis (the ancient Greek city-state). 

2. The word “vast” in the passage is closest in meaning to 

A. additional         B. great         C. special         D. shared 

问题2

vast=great 巨大的

3. Paragraph 2 suggests which of the following about women in Greek society before the Hellenistic empire? 

A. They were not directly involved in politics or diplomacy. 

B. Their roles were much the same as in the empire. 

C. They had some legal rights that were not granted to men. 

D. They were often successful and influential community leaders. 

问题3

在hellenistic帝国之前的女性处境,需要推理判断

B C D 明显错误

蓝色高亮部分是答案定位


Paragraph 3 

Consequently, the monarchies never won the deep emotional loyalty that 

Greeks had once felt for the polis. Hellenistic kings needed large numbers of 

Greeks to run their kingdoms. Otherwise royal business would grind to a halt, 

and the conquerors would soon be swallowed up by the far more numerous 

conquered population. Obviously, then, the kings had to encourage Greeks to 

immigrate and build new homes. The Hellenistic kings thus confronted the 

problem of making life in the new monarchies resemble the traditional Greek 

way of life. Since Greek civilization was urban, the kings continued Alexander's 

policy of establishing cities throughout their kingdoms in order to entice Greeks 

to immigrate. Yet the creation of these cities posed a serious political problem 

that the Hellenistic kings failed to solve. 

4. According to paragraph 3, the monarchs wanted Greeks to come to the cities because 

A. they needed loyal officials to conduct their affairs 

B. they needed workers to help build houses for the growing population 

C. they had failed to make the native population accept the monarchic rule 

D. native inhabitants preferred rural living and refused to take jobs in the cities 

*问题4*

现在的人民对国家没有浓厚的情感忠诚,定位在开篇第一句,根本性原因‼️
C ✅


Paragraph 4 

To the Greeks, civilized life was unthinkable without the polis, which was far 

more than a mere city. The Greek polis was by definition sovereign-an 

independent, autonomous state run by its citizens, free of any outside power or 

restraint. Hellenistic kings, however, refused to grant sovereignty to their cities. 

In effect, these kings willingly built cities but refused to build a polis. 

5. According to paragraph 4, the Greek polis differed from the Hellenistic cities in that the Greek polis 

A. was generally much larger         B. had little influence on outside powers 

C. was self-governing         D. allowed foreigners to become citizens 

*问题5*

Greek 城邦且和Hellenistic城市的不同之处:

 

A ✅ larger可能不仅仅指物理性质 面积的大,也可能代表希腊人心中城邦的分量之重

B ❎

C ❎

D 两者都允许

错选 C

正解 A


Paragraph 5 

Hellenistic monarchs gave their cities all the external trappings of a polis. Each 

had an assembly of citizens, a council to prepare legislation, and a board of 

magistrates to conduct the city's political business. Yet, however similar to the 

Greek polis they appeared, these cities could not engage in diplomatic 

dealings, make treaties, pursue their own foreign policy, or wage their own 

wars. None could govern its own affairs without interference from the king, who, 

even if he stood in the background, was the real sovereign. In the eyes of the 

king, the cities were important parts of the kingdom, but the welfare of the 

whole kingdom came first. The cities had to follow royal orders, and the king 

often placed his own officials in the cities to see that his decrees were 

followed. 

6. Why does the author include the information that each city had “an assembly of citizens, a council to prepare legislation, and a board of magistrates to conduct the city's political business”? 

A. To explain how it was possible for Hellenistic kings to remain in the background despite their great power 

B. To provide evidence that monarchs introduced political bodies that were not part of the tradition of the Greek polis 

C. To demonstrate that the sovereignty of the cities was divided between so many different political bodies, none of them had much real power 

D. To support the idea that Hellenistic monarchs wanted to make their cities seem like a traditional Greek polis 

7. Which of the following is identified in paragraph 5 as an aspect of government in which Hellenistic cities played no role? 

A. The election of city officials 

B. The administration of the daily political business of the city 

C. The preparation of legislation that affected the city 

D. The shaping of relations with foreign nations 

问题6*  7

【6】黄色高亮部分 D

【7】绿色高亮部分 D


Paragraph 6 

A new Hellenistic city differed from a Greek polis in other ways as well. The 

Greek polis had enjoyed political and social unity even though it was normally 

composed of citizens, non-citizens, and resident aliens. The polis had one 

body of law and one set of customs. In the Hellenistic city Greeks represented 

an elite citizen class. Natives and non-Greek foreigners who lived in Hellenistic 

cities usually possessed lesser rights than Greeks and often had their own 

laws. In some instances this disparity spurred natives to assimilate Greek 

culture in order to rise politically and socially. The Hellenistic city was not 

homogeneous and could not spark the intensity of feeling that marked the 

polis. 

8. The passage suggests that creating cities caused political problems for the Hellenistic monarchs because 

A. Greek immigrants were not used to city life and had difficulty adjusting to urban settings 

B. the monarchs tried to make their kingdoms resemble a form of government that did not work well together with the monarchy 

C. city officials were hard to control and often ignored orders from the monarchs 

D. the unity of the kingdom was often disrupted by fights among the cities 

问题 8

B 本质原因


9. Look at the four squares [] that indicate where the following sentence could be added to the passage. 

Despite these innovations, the new monarchies remained partly in the shadow of the past. 

P2-*问题9*

尽管有穿创新 但没用

错选D 正解C

Where would the sentence best fit? Click on a square to add the sentence to the passage. 

Monarchy also included royal women, who began to play an active part in 

political and diplomatic life.  Some of them did so in their own right, others in 

collaboration with their husbands.  For the most part they served as 

examples that women too were capable of shouldering vast responsibilities 

and performing them successfully.  Although Alexander's generals created 

huge kingdoms, the concept of monarchy, even when combined with the ruler 

cult, never replaced the ideal of the polis (the ancient Greek city-state).  


10. Directions: An introductory sentence for a brief summary of the passage is provided below. Complete the summary by selecting the THREE answer choices that express the most important ideas in the passage. Some sentences do not belong in the summary because they express ideas that are not presented in the passage or are minor ideas in the passage. This question is worth 2 points. Drag your choices to the spaces where they belong. To review the passage, click on View Text. 

全篇-问题10

hellenistic拥有很多的领土,分割成许多的kindoms

A ❌ women,表面功夫,本质上,还有一部分是在过去的阴影里

B ❌ 未提及比较关系

C

D

E ❌ greek officials地方自治,不需要compete

F

The Hellenistic empire covered a vast amount of territory and was divided into a number of kingdoms. 

A. One reason monarchies were established in Hellenistic kingdoms was to allow women to participate more fully in government. 

B. Royal power had much more impact on the religion of native populations than on Greek immigrants in Hellenistic cities. 

C. A ruler cult was created to strengthen the bond between a monarch and the diverse people within a kingdom. 

D. The Hellenistic monarchs drew on the Greek ideal of the polis to create cities that they hoped would attract Greek immigrants. 

E. Competition for Greek officials was fierce, and many moved from city to city, earning great fortunes as they went. 

F. Inhabitants were less devoted to Hellenistic cities than Greeks had been to the polis in part because cites were not sovereign and did not have uniform laws.

【1】B

【2】B

【3】A

【4】C

【5】A

【6】D

【7】D

【8】B

【9】错选 A 正解 C ✅

【10】CDF 

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