How did the years Philip II spent as a hostage in Thebes help him transform Macedonia into a major power?
A) He was trained in Greek military techniques.
B) He learned how a monarchy worked.
C) He gained knowledge of Greek philosophy.
D) He learned how a democratic society worked.
E) He saw that tribal factions weakened a state.
Answer: A
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In the Neo-Assyrian Empire,
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Why was American life marked by anxiety in the midst of early nineteenth-century prosperity?
A. because cyclical depressions made that prosperity seem fleeting B. because the nagging issue of slavery threatened to cause a permanent rift in the culture C. because corrupt politicians could infringe on a person's liberties at any time D. because foreign movements seemed to repeatedly threaten national security
The capitol of the Zapotec state was
A. Oaxaca. B. Norte Chico. C. Monte Albán. D. Teotihuacán.