Athens
City
Athens' development of democracy and contributions to philosophy, arts, and sciences during the Classical period have profoundly influenced Western civilization. Its intellectual legacy, embodied by f...
Era:
508-322 BCE (Classical)
Region:
Greece
Coordinates:
37.983800, 23.727500
Research Confidence:
(100%)
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About Athens
Athens, during the Classical period (508-322 BCE), stood at the forefront of ancient Greece's city-states, heralding a golden age of democracy, culture, and philosophy. This era witnessed the city's unparalleled contributions to the arts, sciences, and the concept of democratic governance.
Historical Significance
Athens' development of democracy and contributions to philosophy, arts, and sciences during the Classical period have profoundly influenced Western civilization. Its intellectual legacy, embodied by figures such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, continues to shape modern thought.
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Type:
City
Era:
508-322 BCE (Classical)
Region:
Greece