The Greek power that took over Athens and eventually ended its democracy was___________.Question 6Answera.Thebesb.Argosc.Corinthd.Macedon

The Athenian Democracy is an example of ________ democracy

Sparta placed the __________ to govern over Athens after the Peloponnesian War.Question 9Answera.Thirty Tyrantsb.Persiansc.Successors of Periclesd.Corinthians

A student writes a term paper about similarities and differences between Greek democracy during the classical era and U.S. democracy during the modern era. Her paper focuses on which major historical theme?A.Development and transformation of social structuresB.Creation, expansion, and interaction of political systemsC.Interactions between humans and the environmentD.Creation, expansion, and interaction of economic systemsSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

One issue causing the decline in Athens at the end of the fifth century BCE was______________.Group of answer choicesThe tyranny of Philip of MacedonThe alliance between Athens and SpartaThe invasion of the PersiansThe onset of a plague

As stated in your reading assignment titled ‘Boundless World History’, “Democracy in Athens was overthrown in 411 BCE as a result of its poor handling of the Peloponnesian War.” Based on this statement, answer the following questions. Athens could not effectively handle the Peloponnesian War, do you agree? Why/why not? Support your answer with sources and evidence by providing details and examples.  Is it correct to say that democracy in Athens was overthrown after the war? Please explain your answer and justify your answers with relevant examples. Submission Instructions