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The 5th century BC is the most commonly recognized as Athen's cultural, empiric, economic and military 'Golden Age'. That's the time of the Parthenon, Athen's naval empire (enabled by the Delian League), the first democracy and also personas eg Plato,Herodetus, Pericles, Hippocrates and Socrates.
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Why did Greek culture thrive even after the decline of Athens?
Because the romans respected their culture.
What is a ancient citadel of athens?
The ancient citadel of Athens was the Acropolis. This citadel is located on a high outcrop above Athens. It was built in the 5th century B.C.
How did the Draco impact democracy in Athens?
He was not a democrat - democracy came to Athens over a century later under Cleisthnes.
What happen to Athens in the end of IV century?
BC or AD?
When did Athens change from a monarchy to an aristocracy?
8th Century BCE.
When was Parthenon built in Athens?
built in fifth century BC
What year did Athens develop the world's first democracy?
Athens developed the first democracy around the fifth century B.C.
When was the Parthenon of Athens built?
in the 5th century B.C. (Before Christ)
When was the Acropolis made?
14th century BCMid 5th century BC the ruins of the Persian Greek wars were removed and the Athens Acropolis was build and stayed as we know the monument today.
When did Greek city-state begin to thrive?
From the 6th Century BCE.
What empire tried to conquer Athens in the 5th century BC?
The Persian empire.Note: Athens was also fighting with the Spartans, see the Pelopponnesian war.
What power threatened Sparta?
The greatest threat was from Athens in the 5th Century BCE, then Thebes and then Macedonia in the 4th Century BCE.
