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382 BC
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382 BC
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Pella, Macedon
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professional army
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336 BC
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Athenian forces at the Battle of Chaeronea
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336 BC
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336 BC
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Macedonian hegemony
Macedonian dominance in Greece
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Macedonian territory
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Philip II of Macedon
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Roman military tactics
political strategies
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future military leaders
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military reforms
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Alexander the Great's campaigns
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Multiple wives
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gptkb:Alexander_the_Great
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the Macedonian expansion
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political alliances
siege warfare
unifying Macedonia
strategic marriages
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diplomatic marriages
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the promotion of trade
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logistics in warfare
the establishment of a postal system
use of cavalry
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the integration of conquered peoples
phalanx formation
the establishment of a spy network
the promotion of literature
expansion of Macedonian territory
the Battle of Chaeronea
the assassination in 336 BC
the establishment of a professional army
the creation of a centralized government
the establishment of a centralized government
the establishment of a legal code
the promotion of cultural exchange
the establishment of colonies
the construction of roads
the promotion of scientific inquiry
the use of psychological warfare
establishing the Macedonian Empire
the promotion of religious tolerance
the establishment of a currency
the establishment of a diplomatic corps
the establishment of a military academy
the promotion of athletic competitions
the establishment of a royal court
the construction of a strong navy
the introduction of siege warfare
the use of the phalanx formation
the promotion of music
the construction of roads and infrastructure
battle of Issus
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battle of the Java Sea
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battle of the Adriatic Sea
battle of the Arabian Sea
battle of the Baffin Bay
battle of the Baltic Sea
battle of the English Channel
battle of the Granicus River
battle of the Hudson Bay
battle of the Indus
battle of the Mediterranean Sea
battle of the Norwegian Sea
battle of the Red Sea
battle of the Tigris
battle of the Yellow Sea
siege of Perinthus
the establishment of a library
the establishment of a theater
the creation of alliances through marriage
the development of Macedonian cavalry
the establishment of Macedonian colonies
the establishment of cities named after him
the establishment of the Macedonian hegemony
the influence on his son Alexander's education
the introduction of coinage in Macedonia
the introduction of the sarissa spear
the legacy of his reign on future empires
the military campaigns in Asia Minor
the patronage of philosophers and artists
the construction of Pella
the development of Macedonian infrastructure
the establishment of a festival
the expansion of the Macedonian army
the introduction of cavalry units
establishing the Corinthian League
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the 4th century BC
reformed the Macedonian army
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ancient warfare
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ancient Greek history
the history of ancient Greece
the history of ancient warfare
the history of military leadership
the rise of the Macedonian Empire
the history of Macedonia.
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Classical period
ancient Macedonia
unified the Greek city-states
expanded Macedonian influence
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gptkb:Macedonia
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336 BC
359 BC to 336 BC
359 BC
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gptkb:Olympias
gptkb:Cleopatra_of_Macedon
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the 4th century BC
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the rise of Macedon
the rise of Hellenistic culture
the history of the Hellenistic period
the history of Macedonia
the development of Macedonian power
the establishment of the Macedonian Empire
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the arts
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Persian culture
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the Battle of Granicus
the conquest of Greece
the unification of Greece
the Macedonian Wars
the conquest of Thrace
the Battle of Amphipolis
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political alliances
political strategies
diplomatic skills
strategic marriages
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political acumen
conquests in the Balkans
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