The map shows ancient greece during classical era which statement best explains the map

The correct answer is: This map shows the total area conquered and controlled by Philip II.

Philip II was king of Macedonia between 359 BC and 336 BC.

The map shows in dark orange the territory of Macedonia when Philip II takes over his reign, and also shows in lighter orange the territories conquered and controlled by him at the end of his reign.

Philip organized a large army, well trained, well equipped with elements for war, disciplined and conformed by his subjects and not by mercenaries. With this army he achieved his mission to unify all the Greek polis and under his charge find a national sense that included Macedonia among the Greek nation.

After his death took the reign of unified Greece his son Alexander the Great who managed to overthrow the powerful Persian empire and conquer vast regions on three continents, but this is not included in the map.

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