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HIEU2031
Study
Sheet
#13
the
Social
War
-
ANS-The
Social
War,
also
known
as
the
War
of
the
Allies,
was
fought
from
357
BC
to
355
BC
between
Athens
with
its
Second
Athenian
Empire
and
between
the
allies
of
Chios,
Rhodes,
and
Cos
as
well
as
the
independent
Byzantion.
(King
Phillip
II
of
Macedon)
Phocis
-
ANS-region
in
central
part
of
Greece.
Delphi
is
located
here.
A
member
of
Greek
allies
and
fought
at
Thermopylae
Philip
II
of
Macedon
-
ANS-The
King
of
Macedonia
that
build
up
their
military
so
that
it
is
very
powerful.
Father
of
Alexander
the
Great
Peace
of
Philocrates
-
ANS-peace
of
the
Athenian
politician
who
negotiated
peace
with
Philip
in
346;
quickly
collapsed
under
bitter
dispute
over
the
responsibility
for
its
negotiation
Corinthian
League
-
ANS-a
federation
of
Greek
states
created
by
Philip
II
of
Macedon
during
the
winter
of
338
BC/337
BC
after
the
Battle
of
Chaeronea,
to
facilitate
his
use
of
military
forces
in
his
war
against
Persia.
Darius
III
-
ANS-king
of
Persia
who
was
defeated
by
Alexander
the
Great
offered
1/3
of
the
land
he
took
in
Persia
but
declined
as
he
wanted
to
take
everything.
Alexander
III
of
Macedon
-
ANS-Son
of
Philip
II
who
inherited
great
army;
Conquered
most
of
the
ancient
world.
Thought
he
was
better
than
anyone
and
killed
anyone
who
annoyed
him
in
any
way.
Battle
of
Issus
-
ANS-In
333
B.C.,
Alexander's
troops
routed
the
Persian
troops
of
Darius
III
at
this
famous
skirmish.
It
is
noted
that
Darius
made
a
major
retreat
before
the
match
was
even
decided.
Porus
-
ANS-...
Alexandria
-
ANS-City
on
the
Mediterranean
coast
of
Egypt
founded
by
Alexander.
It
became
the
capital
of
the
Hellenistic
kingdom
of
Ptolemy.
It
contained
the
famous
Library
and
the
Museum
and
was
a
center
for
leading
scientific
and
literary
figures
in
the
classical
and
postclassical
eras.
Aristotle
-
ANS-.(384-322
bc),
Greek
philosopher
and
scientist.
A
student
of
Plato
and
tutor
to
Alexander
the
Great,
he
founded
a
school
(the
Lyceum)
outside
Athens.
He
is
one
of
the
most
influential
thinkers
in
the
history
of
Western
thought.
His
surviving
works
cover
a
vast
range
of
subjects,
including
logic,
ethics,
metaphysics,
politics,
natural
science,
and
physics
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