alguien me puede hacer un resumen de la democracia ateniense, Atenas el siglo V a.C. las guerras medicas, Pericles y las guerras del Peloponeso
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DEMOCRACIA ATENIEMSE :Características fundamentales de la democracia ateniense son dos: que se trataba de una democracia directa, en la que todos los ciudadanos participaban de las decisiones políticas y que todos los cargos públicos eran elegidos por sorteo entre el conjunto de los ciudadanos. ...
ATENAS DEL SIGLO Va.C; Atenas no destacaba en el siglo VI a.C. por su poder, presencia o economía, pues era básicamente una sociedad rural. Sólo tras unificarse varios pueblos y ser la capital del Ática, la península donde se asienta, empezó a adquirir una importancia considerable entre el resto de las ciudades-Estado griegas.
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1 athenian democracy
Athens was one of the first cities to establish democracy (although some anthropological research suggests that democratic behaviors were probably common in some stateless societies long before the heyday of Athens). Other Greek cities also established democracies, but not all followed the Athenian model, and certainly none were as powerful or stable (or well documented) as Athens. It remains a unique and intriguing experiment in direct democracy, where people did not elect representatives to vote on their behalf, but instead developed legislation and exercised executive power personally. However, participation was by no means universal, but among those who participated, economic power hardly influenced, and the number of people involved was enormous. Furthermore, the opinions of the voters were notably influenced by political satires performed by comic poets in theaters.
2Athens the 5th century BC
Century of Pericles, term coined to the period of the history of Athens within century V a. ... He promoted the arts and letters and gave Athens a splendor that was not repeated throughout its history. He also carried out major public works and improved the quality of life of citizens.
3the medical wars, Pericles
Pericles (c. 495 BC ... (Greek Περικλῆς, 'surrounded by glory') was an important, influential Athenian lawyer, magistrate, general, politician, and orator at the time of the city's golden age. (In specifically, between the Medical and the Peloponnesian Wars).
4 the Peloponnesian wars
The Peloponnesian War was an Ancient Greek military conflict that pitted the cities formed by the Delian League and the Peloponnesian League. Historians have traditionally divided warfare into three phases
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