Question

In classical Athens the reforms of established the basis for Athenian democracy. Olympiakos Pisistratus Hippias Cleisthenes What did Caesar Augustus do with the Senate after he "restored the republic"? he increased the power of individual senators who supported him he made his horse head consul of the Senate he disbanded the Senate altogether because it was of no use to him he kept the Senate in place All of the following are prominent features of Greece's topography (landscape) except for: valleys extensive open plains long seacoast mountains A building designed to express ideals of reason, moderation, symmetry, and balance; but in reality it mostly showed off wealth and power of Athens. A tactic used in Athens to remove leaders who had lost the people's confidence.

Answer 1

The correct answers are:

- Cleisthenes established the basis for Athenian democracy.

- Caesar Augustus kept the Senate in place after he "restored the republic."

- Extensive open plains are not a prominent feature of Greece's topography.

- A building designed to express ideals of reason, moderation, symmetry, and balance; but in reality it mostly showed off wealth and power of Athens is a Greek temple, such as the Parthenon.

- Ostracism was a tactic used in Athens to remove leaders who had lost the people's confidence.

Note: Olympiakos is the name of a Greek football club and has no relevance to the question. Pisistratus and Hippias were both ancient Athenian tyrants, but they did not establish the basis for Athenian democracy.