9. Philip of Macedon Flashcards

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What did Epaminondas do after Leucrtra?

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Led a massive army and invaded Laconia and Messenia, and then the main town of Sparta.
Cause helot rebellion in Messenia.

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Which source covers the invasions of Epaminondas?

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Diodorus.

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What effect did the invasion of Epaminondas have on Sparta?

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It broke the Spartan power.

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When was the Theban Hegemony?

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371 BC - c. 350 BC

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Who was Thebes worst enemies during their hegemony?

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Sparta, Athens + Corinth

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What was the largest battle of the Theban Hegemony, who won?

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The Battle of Mantinea in 362 against Athens and Sparta. Thebans won.

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What did the athenian do in the 350’s?

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Attempted at Hegemony.

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Name 1 source who wrote pamphlets and speeches.

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Isocrates.

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9
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How was Macedon originally see as in the greek World?

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Weak, disorganised and semi-barbaric.

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When was Macedon finally accepted as Greek?

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During the reign of Alexander the Great.

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Why was Philip of Macedon finally accepted as Greek?

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Proved that his ancestors were from Argos.

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What did Philips grandfather attempt to do?

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Hellenize his kingdom, by encouraging Euripides in his court.

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What was Macedon’s military strength?

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Cavalry.

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14
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What does Herodotus say about Alexander I?

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He took part in the Olympic games - by proving his ancestors to be Agrive, from Argos.

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What did Diodorus say about Philip?

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Philip was taken as a hostage by Thebans - very positive about him.

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What did expansion Philip do in his early reign?

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Dealt with the Athenians.
Bribed the Thracian king to abandon the Pausanias.
Marched his army against the Illyrains.

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17
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What major area did Philip capture in his early reign which was important?

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Mining town of Crenides.

Gold mines = 1000 talents per year.

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What alliance did Philip make his early years, with who and when?

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With Olynthus in 358-348 BC.

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What did the alliance between Philip and Olynthus mean?

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Neither could make a separate alliance with Athens.

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Where were copies of the alliance set up?

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Delphi, sanitary of Artemis at Olynthus and temple of Zeus at Dium.

21
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Who broke the alliance?

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The Olynthians.

22
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What source do we have for the breaking of the alliance between the Spartans + the Olynthians, what do they say?

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Libarnius, they violated the terms of the agreement - broken a holy/sacred vow.

23
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What Athenian is horribly against Philip?

A

Demosthenes’

24
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What does Demosthenes’ call Philip?

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Barabarian with no honour. ‘That Macedonian wretch’

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Who positively writes about philip?
Isocrates
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When does Philip go to war with the Olythians?
348 BC
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How did Philip defeat the Olythians?
In 2 land battles and then by besieging the city. | 2 Olynthian commanders betrayed their people for a bribe.
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What did Philip do after he defeated the Olythians?
Sold them into slavery and raised their city to the ground.
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Which god was credited with the success of the war against the Olythians?
Zeus.
30
Which is the 1st Sacred war we know about and when did it take place?
3rd Sacred War in 357-346 BC
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How did the 3rd sacred war occur?
The Thebans convinced the council in control of Delphi to strike against Phocis.
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Why the Phocians?
They were accused of cultivating sacred land. They refused to pay the fine.
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What did the Amphictionic council attempt to do?
Seize the land and consecrate it to Apollo.
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Who tried to stop the council from taking the land?
Philomelos.
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How did Philomelos try to keep the land?
He cited the Iliad which claimed it was theirs.
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Who led the war against the Phocians, what happened?
Thebes and Thessalians. They were defeated due to Phocians resources. Phocians invaded Thessaly.
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Why did Philip get involved in the 3rd Sacred war?
Thessaly was invaded and asked for their help.
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Was Philips initial attacks in the 3rd sacred war successful?
No, he was defeated twice and forced to withdraw.
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What happened when the Phocians invaded again?
Philip won.
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What was credited to the victory at the Battle of the Crocus Fields?
Philip's troops wore laurel wreaths for the god Apollo.
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What was unusual about the defeat of Phocis?
The soldiers were slaughtered as they ran.
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What role did Philip take after the victory at the Battle of the Crocus Fields?
Role of the Gods.
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What happens in 346 BC?
Athens finally make peace with Philip, with the Peace of Philocrates.
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What did the withdrawal of the Phocian vote mean of Philip?
He was given the vote = official Greek
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Who broke this 2nd peace between the Macedonians and the Athenians, when?
The Athenians in 339 BC
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What Battle started the 4th Sacred war?
The Battle of Chaeronea.
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Who was involved in the Battle of Chaeronea?
Athens, Thebes and Macedonia.
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Who won the Battle of Chaeronea?
The Macedonians
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What new Peace Treaty ended the 4th Sacred war?
League of Corinth