How did the creation of the phalanx formation weaken the power of the aristocracy?
What will be an ideal response?
First describe how the phalanx formation began, and what it meant for the importance of the infantry, both as a group and individually, in the Greek armies. What was the role of the aristocracy in the phalanx? How did a military maneuver come to create or reinforce political ideas?
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