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What time period marked the "golden age" of greek culture? why is it described this way?

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The Golden Age of Greece, took place in Greece in the fith and fourth centuries B.C. This era is marked by the fall of the age of tyranny in Athens, when Peisistratus, a known tyrant, died in roughly 528 B.C. His death marked the edge of an oppressive era.

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