Why did Rome attack Greece Battle of Cynoscephalae, 197 BC (Part 2/2)

The video details the events leading up to and during the Battle of Sinocephaly, a pivotal conflict in the Second Macedonian War. It covers the strategic preparations of Philip of Macedon and the Roman general Flamininus, the challenges posed by weather conditions, and the tactical maneuvers that led to the Roman victory. The battle's turning point was marked by a decisive Roman counterattack, leading to a significant defeat for Philip. The aftermath saw Rome in a dominant position, forcing Philip to agree to a treaty that reduced Macedon's power and influence.

What were the consequences of the Macedonian phalanx's lack of cohesion during the battle?

Explain the role of the unnamed Roman tribune in the battle.

What were the terms of the treaty that ended the Second Macedonian War?

How did the battle of Sinocephaly affect the power dynamics in the region?