<span>The answer is A. Athens.
It is a symbol of democracy in ancient Greece. Democracy was started by Solon in 594 B.C.
with several reforms. These reforms were
poor people were given the right to vote and the creation of a court of appeals
to review cases. Cleisthenes added more
reforms such as the creation of demes or self-governing communities that were
combined into ten tribes of equal wealth and population. A Council of 500 was created from these ten
tribes as well as a board of ten generals were also established to handle
military affairs. A system of Ostracism was set up to prevent tyrants from
gaining power. Athenians are also
patrons of the arts and believe that the state helps individuals not the other
way around. </span>
Article 6 is important because our founding fathers knew that people would try to take over the government and knew that they needed to have som sort of law in place so that this was easy for people to do. They also didn’t want people to lose their rights and the constitution protected everyone’s rights.
I’m pretty sure it’s the battle of stalingrad. This attack was uncessful because the German army was unprepared to face the harsh Russian winters, the Russians used scorched earth tactic, and Hitler was forced to surrender after being cornered by the Russian army.
The Delian League was an organization made up of Greek city-states of which Athens is the leader and the organization was made so that the whole league and it's members could end Persian rule.
The organisation together of more than 300 urban areas would in the long run be so ruled by Athens that, in actuality, it developed into the Athenian domain. Athens turned out to be progressively more forceful in its control of the union and, now and again, obliged participation by military power and constrained proceeded with tribute which was as cash, boats or materials. Following Athens' thrashing on account of Sparta in the Peloponnesian War in 404 BCE the League was broken down.
