Multiple Choice
Why did Philip II decide to attack Persia?
A) He was afraid of Persia's growing naval presence in the Aegean Sea.
B) He was concerned that his own soldiers were dangerous without a war to occupy them.
C) He mistrusted his wife, Olympias, whom he planned to leave at home.
D) His nobility was eager to obtain more land and plunder.
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