The period of classical Athens was started on 503 BC and ended at which year__________?
Correct answer: A. 322 BC
- A. 322 BC
- B. 360 BC
- C. 320 BC
- D. 290 BC
Explanation
The classical Athenian period is commonly treated as ending around 322 BC, after the death of Alexander and the Macedonian takeover of Athens. The other dates do not mark the conventional endpoint used in this classification.
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