This man established a colony at Amphipolis (am-PHI-poh-liss), and he attem
This man established a colony at Amphipolis (am-PHI-poh-liss), and he attempted to call a Panhellenic congress in 448 BCE. This man was an opponent of the Areopagus, and he became a prominent figure by prosecuting Cimon. This man destroyed Euboea in 446 BCE after it revolted against the Delian League, and he oversaw a 445 truce between Sparta and his city that allowed for a flourishing of the arts. For 10 points, name this Athenian statesman of that city's Golden Age.
This man established a colony at Amphipolis (am-PHI-poh-liss), and he attempted to call a Panhellenic congress in 448 BCE.
{Pericles}