Okay, I'm new but I'm trying to win on Monarch.  Not very easy for me.
So here's what went down...  I have France, and a tight group of cities
on a standard map.  I was pumping out horsemen and knights, but the
Zulu came flying in anyway.  I thought I could hold them, but they had

Just some suggestion, if you'll indulge me.
1) Best map size?
2) Best civ type?
3) Strategies for keeping up w/ techs?

My forces where spread thin while taking out a neighbor civ.  Most of
the cities kept popping into disorder.  I noticed one had a messages
"Civil order intensifies. The mob has destroyed granary".  I didn't
even know that could happen.  

Civilization 3 Game of the Year Edition for the Mac with default
settings at every difficulty level is worthy of study if the game of
chess is. There are only 64 squares and 32 playing pieces in chess and
the rules haven't changed very much in 400 years. Nobody can master

I am referring to reputation, not attitude with the following...
1. Making sneak attacks? (No formal declaration of war first). I have
units that can enter his territory and attack on the same turn. I have
no RoP with this civ.

I successfully finished all of the conquests, but didn't realize that
there was anything special that was going to happen. Is there anyway I
can replay the movie that shows at that point? I have the most recent
conquest stored just before the win, so that if there is some way to

I'm now in year 2334 after having won the game
wanting to see if the AI would get bold and
challenge me. So far it hasn't and I'm still the BIG duck.
The game has slowed to a crawl however and wondering

Cannons have a bombardment range of two squares.  Are they more accurate
if you are only one square away, or should I just get within range and
shoot?  I find them to be of marginal usefulness because usually I'm
done taking a city before I can get them in place.