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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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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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