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according to pericles, what is athens' role in the greek world? question 3 options: it dominates the other city-states with its powerful military it serves as an example to other city-states it keeps to itself and has as little contact as possible with other city-states it has been chosen by the rest of the city-states to lead the whole of the greek world



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Pericles improved democracy, consolidated the Athenian empire, and exalted Athens as the center of Greek civilization.

What function did Pericles play in Athens?

Pericles was a powerful statesman, orator, and general in ancient Athens who lived roughly between 495 and 429 BC. He planned the Athenian Empire and led his subjects in the Peloponnesian War against the rival Greek city of Sparta.

Why does Pericles deem Athens to be the best city?

Pericles actually believes that Athens has the best conceivable government—the one that is most supportive of the principles that the Athenians hold dear: liberty, bravery, honor, and justice. Pericles extols a number of Athens' characteristics, the most of which are focused on the city's then-unique kind of democracy.

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