Treaties named for Phoenice and Tempea brought brief respite from conflicts by this name. The son of one of the major antagonists of these conflicts, Perseus, started his own but was decisively smacked down at the Battle of Pydna. A conflict sometimes considered one of these was started by the Aetol
Treaties named for Phoenice and Tempea brought brief respite from conflicts by this name. The son of one of the major antagonists of these conflicts, Perseus, started his own but was decisively smacked down at the Battle of Pydna. A conflict sometimes considered one of these was started by the Aetolian league and saw the defeat of Antiochus III at Thermopylae and Magnesia, while the fourth began with an uprising by the Achaean League against foreign occupiers. That conflict ended with the sacking of Corinth, the same year that Carthage was destroyed in the third Punic war. The first of these conflicts saw Rome taken on by Philip V, a ruler of the namesake region. For 10 points, name these wars fought in a seventy-five-year time span which eventually led to the Roman conquest of Greece, named for a kingdom most famously led by Philip II and his expansionist son Alexander.
Treaties named for Phoenice and Tempea brought brief respite from conflicts by this name.
Macedonian Wars