300s B.C
Which Greek city - there were over 2,000 of them. He certainly defeated Thebes and Athens.
True - the 330s.
True - they had worn themselves down fighting each other over the previous century.
Citizen
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Ancient Macedonia was a Greek kingdom on the northern Greek peninsula. Modern Macedonia is a Greek province on the northern Greek peninsula. There is an unrelated Slavic country north of the historical Macedonia with a mixed ethnic identity that self identifies by the name "Macedonia" after the break up of Yugoslavia and is officially recognized for all international purposes by the name "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia".
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