False. Delphi was a major Greek shipbuilding center. True. Philip of Macedonia was finally able to defeat the Greek states and bring them under his control.
<h3>Why did Philip of Macedonia succeed in conquering Greece?</h3>
- Soldiers moved in a rectangular formation, as if they were one massive soldier. A phalanx could hold 265 soldiers. The military victories and diplomatic maneuverings of King Philip resulted in the expansion of his empire and dominance over all of Greece.
- Macedonia easily conquered Greece because the city-states had grown weak and were unable to cooperate in time to form a formidable opponent to the invaders.
- Macedon's rise—its conquest and political consolidation of most of Classical Greece during his reign—was aided by his army reformation (the establishment of the Macedonian phalanx that proved critical in securing victories on the battlefield)
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At ancient Greek sports festivals it was the custom to give ribbons to winning athletes. Later, at the awards' ceremony, the athlete received a wreath of leaves such as olive, laurel or wild celery leaves, depending on the festival. The identity of the athlete and the event he won are not known. Athletes are selected by their respective NOCs, who are responsible for supporting them and entering them for the Games. The IOC sends out invitation letters to all NOCs one year before the Opening Ceremony and those NOCS then submit entries for the Games who are then approved or otherwise by the IOC. They got The Olympic Order award for winning.
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The right to move westward.
The answer is d. A theocracy is a government form in which a religious king or group rules over a kingdom/country. For a modern example, The Vatican City is a theocracy.
