What steps did Solon take to reform Athen's government?

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viktelen [127]2 years ago

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Solon encourage reinforced the Athenian economy by empowering the development of Attica's exchange and industry. He denied the send out of create other than olive oil, stamped modern Athenian coinage on a more all inclusive standard, transformed the standard of weights and measures, and allowed migrant experts citizenship.

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ddd [48]2 years ago

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Answer: Solon further strengthened the Athenian economy by encouraging the growth of Attica's trade and industry. He forbade the export of produce other than olive oil, minted new Athenian coinage on a more universal standard, reformed the standard of weights and measures, and granted immigrant craftsmen citizenship.

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