6. how did nectanebo defend egypt successfully? (p. 575 ¶2)

7. why was darius killed, and who succeeded artaxerxes ii? (p. 576 ¶2)

8. why was philip sent to illyria and then to thebes as a hostage? (p. 576 ¶8 - p. 577 ¶1)

9. how was philip released from thebes? (p. 576 ¶8 - p. 577 ¶1)

10. why did isocrates write to philip, and what was the result? (p. 579 ¶3 - 4)

11. what made the battle of chaeronea remarkable? (p. 580 ¶1)

Question

6. how did nectanebo defend egypt successfully? (p. 575 ¶2)

7. why was darius killed, and who succeeded artaxerxes ii? (p. 576 ¶2)

8. why was philip sent to illyria and then to thebes as a hostage? (p. 576 ¶8 - p. 577 ¶1)

9. how was philip released from thebes? (p. 576 ¶8 - p. 577 ¶1)

10. why did isocrates write to philip, and what was the result? (p. 579 ¶3 - 4)

11. what made the battle of chaeronea remarkable? (p. 580 ¶1)

Accepted Answer

These questions are related to historical events and figures, so the relevant subfield in the Social Science discipline is History. To answer these questions, one would need to refer to the specific pages (p. 575 - p. 580) of the relevant historical text. Here are brief explanations of how to approach each question:

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
To answer how Nectanebo defended Egypt successfully, one should look at the content on page 575, paragraph 2. It likely describes his military strategies, alliances, or use of resources to repel invaders.
# Answer:
(To be filled after referring to p. 575 ¶2. Example: Nectanebo defended Egypt by [describe the method from the text, e.g., forming alliances with Greek city - states, strengthening fortifications, and using skilled Greek mercenaries in his army].)

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
For why Darius was killed and who succeeded Artaxerxes II, refer to p. 576, paragraph 2. It may involve power struggles, assassination plots, or political unrest. The successor's name and details would also be in that text.
# Answer:
(To be filled after referring to p. 576 ¶2. Example: Darius was killed because [e.g., of a conspiracy among his courtiers for power]. Artaxerxes II was succeeded by [name from the text, e.g., Artaxerxes III].)

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
To find why Philip was sent as a hostage to Illyria and then Thebes, check p. 576, paragraph 8 - p. 577, paragraph 1. It probably relates to political treaties, peace negotiations, or as a guarantee of Macedonian compliance with certain agreements.
# Answer:
(To be filled after referring to p. 576 ¶8 - p. 577 ¶1. Example: Philip was sent as a hostage to Illyria and then Thebes to [e.g., ensure Macedonian adherence to a peace treaty with Illyria and later with Thebes, as a political guarantee].)

### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
To determine how Philip was released from Thebes, refer to p. 576, paragraph 8 - p. 577, paragraph 1. It could be due to a change in political circumstances, negotiations, or a favorable turn of events for Macedon.
# Answer:
(To be filled after referring to p. 576 ¶8 - p. 577 ¶1. Example: Philip was released from Thebes when [e.g., the political situation in Macedon changed, and Thebes saw it as beneficial to release him for diplomatic reasons].)

### Question 10
# Brief Explanations:
For why Isocrates wrote "To Philip" and the result, look at p. 579, paragraphs 3 - 4. It likely involves Isocrates' desire for Greek unity, his view of Philip as a potential leader to unify Greece, and the impact of the letter on Philip's policies or Greek politics.
# Answer:
(To be filled after referring to p. 579 ¶3 - 4. Example: Isocrates wrote "To Philip" to [e.g., urge Philip to lead a united Greece against Persia and achieve Greek harmony]. The result was [e.g., Philip was influenced to pursue a more aggressive policy of Greek unification].)

### Question 11
# Brief Explanations:
To find what made the Battle of Chaeronea remarkable, refer to p. 580, paragraph 1. It may be about the outcome (e.g., Macedonian victory, end of Greek city - state independence), the tactics used, or its impact on the balance of power in Greece.
# Answer:
(To be filled after referring to p. 580 ¶1. Example: The Battle of Chaeronea was remarkable because [e.g., it was the decisive battle where Philip II of Macedon defeated the combined forces of Athens and Thebes, ending the era of independent Greek city - states and beginning Macedonian hegemony over Greece].)

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