Hippias [hip-PIE-us] was an unpopular dictator, and its traditional four "tribes" were replaced by ten new ones by Cleisthenes [KLYCE-thuh-"knees"].
Metics were non-citizens living in this city, and Hetaeras [hi-TEER-uh's] were well regarded educated women in this city. Hippias [hip-PIE-us] was an unpopular dictator, and its traditional four "tribes" were replaced by ten new ones by Cleisthenes [KLYCE-thuh-"knees"]. Devastated by a (*) plague during the Peloponnesian War, it was ruled by a lover of Aspasia, Pericles, during its golden age. For 10 points, name this cultural center and capital of Greece.
Metics were non-citizens living in this city, and Hetaeras [hi-TEER-uh's] were well regarded educated women in this city.
Athens