Which of the following states emerged as a first-rate military power in the fourth century B.C.?

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Macedonia emerged as a first-rate military power under the leadership of King Philip II in the fourth century B.C., with a well-trained army and innovative tactics that would eventually be employed by his son, Alexander the Great. Sparta, Syracuse, Thebes, and Argos were all significant cities in ancient Greece, but did not reach the same level of military power as Macedonia during this time period.

Which of the Following States Emerged as a First-Rate Military