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Firstly a king; the kings were later replaced by an Aristocratic Council of the Areopagus; then tyrants were installed to be more representative of the people at large; the tyrants were replaced by democratic forms of government where the ordinary people determined laws in assembly; then when this failed there was a reversion to various less democratic forms of government led by the aristocracy.
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∙ 14y agoCleon took over the rule of Athens after Pericles death.
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∙ 9y agoFirst a king, then an aristocracy, then a tyrant, then a democracy, then an oligarchy, then a democracy, then an oligarchy, then a democracy, then a king.
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∙ 15y agoPeisistratus
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∙ 11y agoAthena ruled athens
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∙ 12y agoDemocracy
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Who was in charge of ancient Athens?
The Tyrants were in charge of Athens
What is Athena in charge of?
to protect the athens
Who was the artist that was in charge of the rebuilding of the Acropolis?
Athens great general Perikles
Who is in charge of Athens?
The president of Greece (Athens is in Greece) is Karoulos Papoulias. (Say Car-oh-lus Pap-oh-lias)
What where the main duties of women in Athens?
Women in Athens were controlled by their father until they were married, but once they were married their spouse was in charge of them. They were in charge of housework, such as cleaning and cooking, and usually only left the house for religious duties.
Why do people live in Greece?
Athens is the best city state because it is on the coast and for people to cross the strip of land separating Athens from Corinth, Athens would charge people making Athens one of the best city states because of it's wealth. Also it was the place in the world to have democracy.
What powers do Athena have and what does she have in charge?
Athena is the goddess of love. she has a magical tunic that she wears that makes anybody that sees her fall in love with her. she is in charge of the ancient greek capital, Athens.
Who is duke of Athens in midsummers night dream?
The Duke of Athens in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is Theseus. He is a noble and powerful ruler who is preparing for his wedding to Hippolyta, the Queen of the Amazons. Theseus is known for his wisdom and authority in the play.
Why was Socrates in jail?
He wasn't. The wikipedia page was vandalised and this totally imaginary story inserted. It has since been copied but it has no truth in it. See the talkpage for the Hippocrates article on wikipedia!
Who was put to death on a charge of corrupting the youth of Athens?
Socrates
How did democracy affect the lives of Athens?
Democracy in Athens was a direct democracy. In a direct democracy the people decide on the policy initiatives directly
Did the king of athen fight in wars?
After 700 B.C. Athens did not have Kings. Ater594 B.C. a tyrant by the name of Cliesthenes set up Athens as a form of Direct Democracy. They did have elected Generals called Strategoi who were in charge ina time of War.
