Which period started a little bit before 300 B. C. E? A. Archaic B. Classical C. Hellenistic. D. Corinthian

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Which period started a little bit before 300 B. C. E?

A. Archaic
B. Classical
C. Hellenistic.
D. Corinthian

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This would be the Classical Period it ranged from 500-336 B.C.

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