Questioning of a witness by anyone other than the party who called the witness is examination. a. direct b. inferential c. cross d. indirect

A. direct

Explanation: Direct examination is the questioning of a witness by the attorney for the party who called the witness. For example, if the defendant’s attorney called a witness for the defendant to the stand, these questions are considered direct examination. Direct examination uses open-ended questions that don’t suggest a desired answer... PF

Philip II was interested in conquering the Greek city-states south of Macedonia because he wanted to conquer the Persian Empire, but in order to conquer such a large empire he needed the help of the Greek city-states.