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Greece from 300 B.C.through

700 B.C.

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Attica(Greece) was where civilization began

Greece

Solon divides tribes into Council of Four Hundred to make law around 594 BC Arisitophanes produced the comedic play, The Archarnians 425 BC Athens wins a battle in 406, then executes its generals for leaving behind survivors Athenian: Democracy in the age of Demosthenes In 367 B.C. Athenians concluded a truce with Dionysios I, the tyrant of Syracuse Demosthenes was a leader in Greece during the Hellenistic Age around 336 Rhetors were statesmen and orators that argued in the Assembly during the 400-300 B.C. Strategors were generals in the navy or army Athenian born citizen voted at the polis and participated at the Assembly Taxes were paid by citizens and noncitizens alike to remain in Athens Athens was the most populous of the city states of that age with its seaport Many ethnic groups lived in what we know to be (Attica)Greece Slavery was legal and a prosperous business

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