Philip II died and his twenty-year-old son inherited a rebellion along with the throne. That son is known as:
AAlexander the Great
BSeleucus the First
CAntigonus the One
DPtolemy the Savior
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Alexander the Great
1. He faced Thracian invaders at once.
2. Thebes and Athens rose against him.
3. He is Alexander the Great.
_Source: OpenStax World History Volume 1, Chapter 6, Mediterranean Peoples, Greece and Rome._
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