How were the Macedonians able to conquer Greece? Identify factors associated with both the Macedonians and the Greeks themselves.
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. Philip of Macedon's effective leadership
2. Macedonian use of cavalry and a diverse selection of soldiers
3. Greek disunity and Philip's ability to manipulate the Greek states
4. The political and financial weaknesses of Athens compared to previous eras
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