Philip II and Macedonian Supremacy

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. Macedonia consisted of two distinct geographical regions, ______ and ______.

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. What was the name given to the sons of the nobility whom Philip gathered round him as servants, training them as future officers and using them as hostages for the loyalty of their families?

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. Philip's time as a hostage in what powerful Greek city gave him valuable insight into Greek politics and military tactics?

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. ______, the historian of Philip's reign, sarcastically referred to the new companions of Philip, created after his reorganization of the Macedonian army, as "courtesans" rather than "companions."

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. The Third Sacred War revolved around which major Panhellenic site?

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. At the decisive Battle of ______ in 338 BC, Philip's Macedonians crushed the Greek coalition of Athenians, Thebans, and the Boeotian League.

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. Which leading Athenian politician persuaded the Athenians to pass a law assigning all fiscal surpluses to the Theoric Fund?

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. Which of the following was not one of the differences between Macedonian culture and Greek cultures?

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. Which of the following led the honor guard that accompanied the Athenian dead back into the city after the Battle of Chaeronea?

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. Who was Philip's fourth wife, and the mother of Alexander?

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. Philip's planned invasion of the Persian Empire was well-timed because of the death of the capable and powerful Persian king ______.

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. What was Philip doing when he was assassinated?

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. The main weapon of the Macedonian phalanx, after its reorganization by Philip, was the ______.

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. Which of the following was not one of the administrative powers granted to the alliance council of the Corinthian League?

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. Which Athenian playwright left Athens and wrote plays while a guest at the Macedonian royal court?

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. According to Plutarch, Philip was unmoved by the destruction of the Sacred Band at the Battle of Chaeronea.

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. All of Philip's victories at the Olympic games were in equestrian events.

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. Before Philip came to power, city life in Macedonia was limited to a couple of dynastic centers and a handful of Greek colonies along the Gulf of Therma.

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. The Peace of Philocrates is emblematic of Athens' inability to prevent the growth of Macedonian power and influence in Greece.

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. Athens did not send representatives to the general meeting, called by Philip in 337 BC, of Greek states in Corinth.

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