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Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - The Rise of Macedonia


Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - The Rise of MacedoniaVersión en línea Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - The Rise of Macedonia por Vijo Gor 1 Where was Macedonia located? a On the island of Crete b In Asia Minor c In the southern Peloponnese d In the northeast of Greece 2 What did the Macedonians claim about their origin? a They were descended from Macedon, son of Zeus b They came from Persia c They were descended from Poseidon d They were a lost Spartan tribe 3 Why did many Greeks look down on Macedonians? a They spoke with a strong accent that was hard to understand b They didn’t trade or build temples c They worshipped different gods d They lived far from the sea 4 What happened to Macedonia in 399 BC? a It conquered Thrace b Its king was murdered, starting forty years of instability c It defeated Sparta d It joined the Delian League 5 What problems did Philip II face when he became king in 359 BC? a Macedonia was divided, poor, and had lost much of its territory b Persia had invaded the country c There were no trained soldiers left d The army was too large to control 6 How did many Greek states first react to Philip’s rise? a They ignored him b They feared he threatened democracy and independence c They supported him immediately d They asked him for military help 7 What was Philip known for as a leader? a His skill as a soldier, speaker, and cunning diplomat b His poetry and religious reforms c His interest in philosophy d His friendship with Athens 8 By 342 BC, which regions did Philip bring under control? a Crete and Cyprus b Corinth and Sparta c Thrace, Chalkidike, and Thessaly d Egypt and Asia Minor 9 Why did Athens and Thebes form the Hellenic League against him? a To fight Persia together b To stop his growing power over Greece c To trade with Macedonia d To defend democracy in Sparta 10 Which battle in 338 BC gave Philip control over Greece? a The Battle of Marathon b The Battle of Leuctra c The Battle of Chaeronea d The Battle of Mantinea 11 After his victory, what organization did Philip create? a The Spartan Alliance b The Delian League c The League of Corinth d The Athenian Empire 12 What was the purpose of the League of Corinth? a To prepare a united Greek war against Persia b To defend against Macedonia c To rebuild Athens d To share grain and resources 13 What title did Philip hold in the League of Corinth? a Hegemon, or leader b Archon c General d Priest-king 14 What formation did Philip's infantry fight in? a The phalanx b The wedge c The testudo d The square 15 What weapons did Philip's soldiers use in this formation? a Axes and slings b Shields and bows c Daggers and nets d Short swords and long spears called sarissas 16 What change did Philip make to his infantry to make them stronger? a He used foreign mercenaries b He trained them to fight at night c He gave them heavier armour and longer spears d He replaced them with archers 17 Who were the Companions? a Elite cavalry made up of noblemen and the king's bodyguard b Foreign soldiers c Prisoners forced to fight d Royal priests of Macedonia 18 How did Philip train the sons of noblemen? a They became priests in Macedon's temples b They were sent to Athens to study philosophy c They served as royal pages before joining the Companion Cavalry d They lived as hostages in Persia 19 How did Philip die in 336 BC? a He was poisoned by Persians b He was assassinated at his daughter's wedding c He died of illness d He was killed in battle against Persia 20 What evidence helped identify Philip's tomb in 1977? a A crown with his name b A skull with an arrow wound near the right eye, matching his injury c A sword engraved “Philip” d A scroll describing his life

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Usborne Internet-Linked Greeks - The Rise of MacedoniaVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

Where was Macedonia located?

What did the Macedonians claim about their origin?

Why did many Greeks look down on Macedonians?

What happened to Macedonia in 399 BC?

What problems did Philip II face when he became king in 359 BC?

How did many Greek states first react to Philip’s rise?

What was Philip known for as a leader?

By 342 BC, which regions did Philip bring under control?

Why did Athens and Thebes form the Hellenic League against him?

Which battle in 338 BC gave Philip control over Greece?

After his victory, what organization did Philip create?

What was the purpose of the League of Corinth?

What title did Philip hold in the League of Corinth?

What formation did Philip's infantry fight in?

What weapons did Philip's soldiers use in this formation?

What change did Philip make to his infantry to make them stronger?

Who were the Companions?

How did Philip train the sons of noblemen?

How did Philip die in 336 BC?

What evidence helped identify Philip's tomb in 1977?