Philip II of Macedon's Early Success Had Much to Do

question 28

Multiple Choice

Philip II of Macedon's early success had much to do with his:

• A) early experiences in the Athenian navy.
• B) reorganization of the Macedonian army.
• C) understanding of the Persian phalanx formation.
• D) single-minded desire to conquer Athens and subject it to one-man rule.
• E) army being so very much larger than any of his enemies.

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