Why Did Philip II Decide to Attack Persia

question 52

Multiple Choice

Why did Philip II decide to attack Persia?

• A) He was afraid of Persia's growing naval presence in the Aegean Sea.
• B) He was concerned that his own soldiers were dangerous without a war to occupy them.
• C) He mistrusted his wife, Olympias, whom he planned to leave at home.
• D) His nobility was eager to obtain more land and plunder.

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