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What were the main stages of transformation of Athens from aristocratic state to democracy?
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507 BCE Cleisthenes established a limited democracy. This went back to oligarchy during the Persian invasion. 462 BCE Ephialtes reintoduced a full democracy.
mid 440s BCE Pericles expelled conservatives and established a radical democracy driven by the citizen assembly.
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