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Philip II defeated the Greeks at the Battle of a. Troy. c. Chaeronea. b. Alexandria. d. Greece.

Philip II defeated the Greeks at the Battle of a. Troy. c. Chaeronea. b. Alexandria. d. Greece.
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Philip II defeated the Greeks at the Battle of

a.
Troy.
c.
Chaeronea.
b.
Alexandria.
d.
Greece.

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The answer to this question is the Battle of Chaeronea

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Battle of Chaeronea
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