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| person noted for skill in public speaking |
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| name for all non-Greek people |
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| person held by an enemy to ensure a bargain is kept |
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| name given to the people of Greece |
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| agreements or partnerships |
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| formation of soldiers created by Phillip II |
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| started Egyptian dynasty----one of Alexander's generals |
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| cultural center of Alexander's empire |
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| conquered Greek-city states in 338 BC |
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| Phillip's tactics to take over Greek city-states |
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| 1. developed phalanx 2. flattered Greek leaders 3. married wives from other countries |
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| Greek descent and admired Greek culture |
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| took control of Greek- city states by first century BC |
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