What was the course of the war between Athens and Macedonia?

The war between Athens and Macedonia, primarily known as the Social War (357-355 BCE), arose from Athens' attempt to assert its influence over its allies in the Aegean, leading to conflict with Macedonia, which sought to expand its power. Initially, Athens faced challenges due to internal dissent and the strength of Macedonian forces under King Philip II, who capitalized on the situation to strengthen his position. Eventually, the conflict diminished as both sides faced other pressing issues, leading to a fragile peace. Ultimately, Macedonia's rise continued, culminating in its dominance over Greece, while Athens' influence waned.