History, 14.01.2021 17:10 timiaparker

How was Philip II able to conquer the Greek city-states? Check all that apply.
He defeated some city-states in battle.
He formed a strong army of foot soldiers.
He bribed the leaders of some city-states.
He joined forces with the Persians.
He promised to rebuild weakened city-states.

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