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1. Who is considered to be the father of Athenian democracy? A. Draco B. Solon C. Pericles D. Cleisthenes
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1. Who is considered to be the father of Athenian democracy?

A. Draco
B. Solon
C. Pericles
D. Cleisthenes

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D.Cleisthenes Is the correct answer
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Answer:

D - Cleisthenes

Step-by-step explanation:

Draco and Pericles had nothing to do with Athenian democracy. Solon did contribute to developing the Athenian democracy, but he isn’t considered the father of Athenian democracy.
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