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The Rule of Pericles

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True or False Aspasia was a popular, well-educated woman who encouraged women to become more involved in government. True
True or False Pericles was a dominant figure in the politics of Sparta. False
True or False In a representative democracy, a small group makes governmental decisions on behalf of many. True
True or False The Delian League was named for the Greek philosopher Delos. False
True or False The government of Athens was an example of direct democracy. True
The Age of Pericles was known as a golden age of prosperity, culture, and achievement
Beginning in 478BC, what league served as a protective group and a defensive league? Delian
The Athenian economy was supported by farming ad trade
In 431BC Sparta and other city-states joined forces against Athens to fight the Peloponnesian War
Direct democracy worked well in Athen because there was a relatively small number of citizens
After the Persian Wars ended, Athens became the economic and cultural center of Greece
Philosophers are thinkers who reflect on the meaning of life
About how long did the Peloponnesian War last? 27 years
How did Pericles choose people for positions in the government in Athen? appointed people to government positions because of their abilities rather than their social class
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