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The '''Battle of Crannon''' was fought in 322 B.C. The [[Greek]] [[city states]] who were revolting against [[Macedonian]] rule now that [[Alexander the Great]] had died.  The Macedonians under [[Antipater]], one of Alexander's most trusted generals, crushed the Greeks.  The revolt, which was instigated by [[Demosthenes]] of [[Athens]], was over.  Demosthenes took poison as the Macedonians occupied Athens.
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The '''Battle of Crannon''' was fought in 322 B.C. The [[Greek]] [[city states]] were revolting against [[Macedonian]] rule now that [[Alexander the Great]] had died.  The Macedonians under [[Antipater]], one of Alexander's most trusted generals, crushed the Greeks.  The revolt, which was instigated by [[Demosthenes]] of [[Athens]], was over.  Demosthenes took poison as the Macedonians occupied Athens.
    
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